STAGECOACH INN

This historic 14-room Greek Revival inn was built in 1850 by Chappell Hill's founder and first postmaster. Through the years, it has provided food and lodging to weary travelers whether arriving on horseback or by stagecoach or by automobile. After suffering an era of disrepair, it was brought back to life in 1976 with a full restoration to its original form. It was at that time that The Stagecoach Inn was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property also includes an 1866 cottage that currently serves as an antique shop and a charming two-story coach house being used as a guest cottage. As this elegant old inn nears it second century of welcoming travelers, it also has become a cherished home to the current owners who are the latest in a line of preservationists who have saved an important piece of Texas history.