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Sharlotte's House

Bed and Breakfast

a stately Victorian Home in the historic district

of Tuscumbia, Alabama

History: Slip back into the past with a beautiful Victorian Lady. Listed on the National Register of Historic Homes, Sharlotte's House was built in 1888 by Lucie M. Tompson, the wife of Col Joseph N. Thompson, a LaGrange Cadet of the 35th Alabama Regiment of Infantry which left from LaGrange College for Confederate Service. The James family owned the house from 1948 to 1993, when it was purchased by Sharlotte and Coy Roper, who have renovated and redecorated it.The original wooden floors are found throughout the guest area, and the furniture and decor are in keeping with the age and personality of the home.

Stay In One Of The Following Rooms

The Rose Room : Romantic white with rose decorations featuring a queen-size bed, an antique dresser, and a private bath with claw foot tub. $75 per night. Shall I show you to The Rose Room?

The Renaissance Room : Features a Renaissance style dresser, a beautiful antique wardrobe, and a four-poster queen-size bed straight out of your dreams. Shared bath. $65 per night.Shall I show you to The Renaissance Room ?

The Roxie Room : Features Grandmother Roxie's hundred-year old hatbox dresser and a bed just as old. Also includes a daybed which becomes a king-size bed at night. Shared bath. $65 per night. Shall I show you to The Roxie Room ?

Amenities

Full Breakfast served
Game, reading and writing areas
Play area for children
Cable TV/VCR in each room
Formal dining room where breakfast is served
Common parlor for guests' enjoyment
Smoke and alcohol free environment
Children are welcome
No pets

	Area Attractions
Tuscumbia: Helen Keller Birthplace Historic Tuscumbia Helen Keller Festival, June The Alabama Music Hall of Fame Belle Mont Mansion The Colbert County Courthouse The Tennessee Vally Art Center	Florence: Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts W.C. Handy, Father of Blues, birthplace Pope's Tavern Indian Mound Tennessee River Wilson Dam Renaissance Tower University of North Alabama Joe Wheeler State Park and Resort Wheeler Lock and Dam Fourth of July Fireworks, McFarland Park	Surrounding Area: Huntsville Space and Rocket Center - 60 Miles Historic Decatur - 45 Miles Bankhead National Forest - 50 Miles Sipsey River and Primitive Home - 45 Miles Natchez Trace Parkway - 25 Miles Looney's Ampitheater and Park - 60 Miles Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis - within 150 Miles