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BOONSLICK GUESTHOUSE NORTH
 120 South Howard Street    New Franklin, Missouri

Two blocks from the Katy Bike Trail
Three miles from Boonville
Twenty-five miles from Columbia

 660 621 1341 or 660 621 1036
$85.00 Sunday through Thursday/$95.00 Friday and Saturday
$25 per person after two

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The guesthouse can comfortably accommodate four guests. It has two bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, and bathroom. One bedroom has a queen size bed
and the second one has two twin size beds. The kitchen is stocked with enough food for a light evening meal, and substantial breakfast.
              There is parking on South Howard street in front of the house and also on the side of  Sulphur Street.
 The sidewalk  and steps reflect the age of the home's almost 100 years; the side walk has broken and uneven sections.
 Casey's General Store is the only option for eating out in the evening and is open until 11:30 pm.



The front entryway looking into the first bedroom

The parlor with electric fireplace
Dining room with door open to second bedroom

Dining room with door open to kitchen

Kitchen stocked with ample food for a
light evening meal and substantial breakfast
Front bedroom









Back bedroom



Katy Bike Trail Visitors Center
Looking north from the Katy Bike Trail
toward the guest house
Looking east toward Rocheport
New Franklin  is a relocation of the river town Franklin which was organized in 1816 and destroyed by a flood in 1826. It  was the starting place of the Santa Fe Trail, America's "first commercial highway". The University of Missouri Center for Agroforesty and yearly chestnut roast is located  in the area .The Harris-Chilton-Ruble House, Thomas Hickman House, New Franklin Commercial Historic District, and Rivercene are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. New Franklin is the home of Kit Carson and Sara Evans.  The original school building which is still being used was constructed of native gray
limestone and built by the citizens of New Franklin as a WPA project in the 1930's.
 

660 621 1341 or 660 621 1036
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