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The
elegance and opulence of the historic turn-of-the-century Stone Mansion
awaits you. The Stone Mansion, completed in 1904, was designed by
noted architects I.H. & William Rapp. It is a unique
example of early 20th century aesthetic sensibility. It is a
Victorian shingle style in transition to the Art & Crafts movement. The
interior is expansive, but contains many classical elements. The
original quarter-sawn golden oak woodwork is magnificent. The home is
furnished with museum quality oil paintings, furniture, and family
heirlooms, all in keeping with the period of the house.
 The public areas on the first floor are
comfortable and inviting. Guests are greeted in the Mansion's
spacious entry parlor, and may relax in the beautiful living room.
For more intimate surroundings, enjoy our cozy library. Meals are
served in our lavish dining room. Wireless Internet is available to our
guests.
Quaint
spacious rooms and baths are located on the second floor. Each guest
room accommodates two and is ideal for a romantic getaway. In the
morning, refresh yourself in a vintage 1920's bath, featuring multiple
shower heads and oversized tubs. Recently added is a third room with a
private bath.
In
the late afternoon and early evening, refreshments are served in our
elegant living room or, weather permitting, on the Stone Mansion's enormous
front porch. A sumptuous gourmet breakfast is offered in the dining
room every morning. For those who wish to experience and explore the
town, we are a scant two blocks from the shops, galleries, museums, and
restaurants on Trinidad's Main Street, the center of the unique El Corazon
de Trinidad National Historic District.
The
location, service, and charm of the Stone Mansion make it a delightfully
inviting retreat for any time or occasion. Visit us as a
vacation destination or simply a pleasant way point on a longer journey.
What to see and do in
Trinidad:
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The Trinidad area
has something for everyone. Wild desert canyons and the majestic Sangre de Cristo
Mountains are just minutes away.
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El Corazon de
Trinidad National Historic District. The old west comes alive amid opulent 100
year old buildings and eleven miles of winding brick streets.
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The Trinidad
Trolley-Explore the city
on the free Trinidad Trolley, which operated during the summer
months. The Trolley makes regular stops at all the attractions in
the city.
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Trinidad's
Municipal Golf Course-Play the top-rated 9-hole course in Colorado. Its
clubhouse is said to be Rapp's first building in the Southwestern style.
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Cougar
Canyon Golf Course–Play the new Jack Nichlaus design 18 hole golf course.
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The A.R. Mitchell
Museum of Western Art-Featuring the work of noted western artist A.R. Mitchell,
plus extensive exhibits of works by his contemporaries, numerous displays
interpreting western and Hispanic history in southern Colorado.
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The Trinidad
History Museum contains major
Santa Fe Trail exhibits. Also tour the restored mansion of cattle
baron Frank Bloom.
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The Trinidad
Children's Museum, housed in Trinidad's original city hall (also a
Rapp-designed building) offers fun exhibits for all ages. The
original city jail still intact and provided temporary housing for dozens
of well-known desperados.
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Seasonal hunting and fishing opportunities abound.
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The Scenic Highway of Legends-Experience
some of the most spectacularly varied scenery in Colorado.
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Santa
Fe Trail Mountain Branch – A landscape of peaks, prairie, and mesas that once saw
dinosaurs, American Indians, Spanish Explorers, pioneer traders,
merchants and immigrants.
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We've been listed on
the National Register of Historic Places! Click here to read
the press release and get some great information on the property!
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