Arrington Publishing recognizes Prosperity School B & B as the # 14
B&B/Country Inn throughout North America in Arrington's 2006 Book
of Lists

                                                                   Most Historical Charm
Prosperity School Bed & Breakfast has been voted as one of the best B &
B's/Country Inns for "Most Historical Charm" by Inn goers, hereby making it one of
the top 3% of B&B's and Country Inns throughout the United States and Canada.
Arrington Publishing recognizes Prosperity School B & B as the #14 B&B/Country Inn
in North America in Arrington's 2006 Book of Lists.















































                                                                      

      History of Prosperity School Bed and Breakfast
Prosperity, MO, once a thriving mining town, lived up to its name from 1902
until about 1917. The     population went from 1,500 in 1899 to more than
5,000 during the mining boom years. In 1907 the two-story Prosperity School
was built in the heart of the Tri-state mining district, which had churches,
saloons, general stores, hotels, and now a fine, large school of red brick and
Carthage stone.

"I love the history as my grandma taught in this school, before 1920."
Cathi & Dane, Coon Rapids, MN 6/21-6/27/03   

After student population peaked at 1200 during the mining boom, the school
closed its doors in 1962, with a final population of 32 students.

"Your home is beautiful, the room comfortable, the bed was like sleeping on a
cloud, the food was excellent---you have made our 12th Anniversary
memorable." Charles & Maggie, Liberty, Mo. 5/28-30/05

The Prosperity School originally had four very large classrooms which took up
the entirety of the two floors, along with a wide central hallway on each floor.
The second floor classrooms, one with a stage for use as the auditorium,
became the three guest rooms and one suite. The three guest rooms are
named in honor of former teachers. Downstairs, one classroom is now the
Formal Dining Room and Front Parlor, defined from each other by the
placement of the Proscenium arch that originally stood over the stage. The
fourth classroom became the spacious kitchen, and innkeeper's quarters.

                                                                            
 Accommodations
Prosperity School has four guest rooms, including two suites, on the second
floor. All rooms have high ceilings, one or more ceiling fans, central heat and
air, antique furnishings, thick carpeting, private en-suite full bathroom with
amenities, Queen sized bed with four or more pillows, feather/down
comforters (in season), 500 to 600 TC luxury linens, LED alarm clock/radio,
and their own individual charm from family treasures and unique local finds.
Each Room/Suite has a "Scrapbook" full of information about the B & B, the
School's History, and the area, and it's own 4 cup coffeemaker.  Decorating is
done with bed linens and window treatments from Laura Ashley, Waverly,
Croscill, Perry Ellis, Wamsutta, and other quality fabric makers. Some rooms
have two-person Bain Ultra Thermo Masseur tubs with heated backrests. The
14" thick walls and deadbolt locks ensure peace and privacy.

A complimentary full breakfast is served to our overnight guests at 8am, in the
Formal Dining Room. We serve our special Prosperity Blend Coffee with
breakfast, a Missouri brand by Chauvin Coffee. The menu varies seasonally,
and to take advantage of the freshest available ingredients. We include juices,
a fruit garnish, a filling main entree, and muffins, biscuits, coffeecake, or other
breakfast breads. A lighter breakfast can be prepared if you desire, with
advance notice. If you have any dietary restrictions, (Allergies, Diabetic,
Vegetarian, etc.), or dislikes, please advise us of them at the time you book
your stay. If you will be unable to join our other guests for breakfast, please let
us know this as soon as possible the day prior. We serve freshly made dishes,
and want them at their best for our guests. Newlyweds (and anyone else!) who
want to skip breakfast and sleep in, only need to let us know!
~Haunted~
Prosperity School
Bed and Breakfast
Miss Pink Saxton's Room





This room is decorated in
pinks and burgundy, with an
antique Queen brass bed,
handmade quilt,and oak
armoire. There is a desk for
your convenience. The
private en-suite bath has a
sink set into          an antique
dresser, and has a Bain Ultra
Thermo Masseur two-person
tub with two heated  
backrests and
Chromatherapy underwater
lights.         
Miss Rose Saxton's Room





Shades of green, a
romantic Queen         size
four-poster canopy bed,  
and               plenty of roses
are here in this extra large
room, along with a bat-wing
dresser, Jenny Lind twin
bed, and large armoire. The
private en-suite bath has a
large glass shower for two,
with two shower heads, and
a hand-painted sink dresser.
Miss Pansy Smith's Suite






A high-back Victorian
Queen size bed, New
Orleans armoire and lots of
pansies are featured in this
amethyst colored room.
Also in this room is a ladies
drop-front desk for letter
writing, and a settee with
two chairs. The private
en-suite bath has a large
shower, and the sink is set
into an antique dresser.
Laura Ashley fabrics grace
the beds and bathroom
door window. The room has
a Bain Ultra Thermo
Masseur two- person tub
with two heated backrests
and Chromatherapy
underwater lights.
The Prosperity Suite






Our most special room has
an Eastlake Bedroom Suite
and a Rosewood armoire.
The high-back Queen size
bed, with handmade quilt, is
"center stage" in this room,
part of the school's
auditorium containing the
original stage. The spacious
private en-suite bath has the
sink set into an antique
dresser, and a whirlpool tub
for two. No shower in this
Suite.
Sleep with a ghost!




Haunted  Tours
By appointment only

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