Welcome to Hannibal, Missouri..."America's Hometown".
A celebrated stop along the banks of the Mississippi River, this quaint village draws it's fame from the writings of humorist and author, Mark Twain.
Leave the hectic city life behind...
Visit the Samuel Clemens
boyhood home and museums.
Meet Mark Twain HIMSELF...
Enjoy unique shops and area history.
Watch the river drift past as you
await the arrival of a steamboat.
More energetic? Hike Riverview Park.
Hannibal is a wonderful place
to unwind, rest and rejuvenate.
Come enjoy Comfortable Elegance in this wonderful Victorian masterpiece. During warm months, take a stroll on the verandah of Reagan's Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast, Hannibal's Most Historic downtown B&B,
and enjoy an abundance of flowering tropicals, perennials and annuals, spring through autumn. Continue on the verandah to the Private Garden Gazebo and Koi Pond, complete with waterfall.
Beware the fleeting jewels,
as resident hummingbirds zip and dive
to and from Judy's feeders,
from May through mid October.
Or just "sit a spell" in a comfy rocker and experience the sights and sounds of this sleepy little Mississippi River town. The Pettibone Mansion is known for its very fine interiors. More than 117 years ago,
Wilson B Pettibone, a wealthy lumber baron and banker, who is known as one of Hannibal's greatest philanthropists,
built this Victorian jewel for his wife Laura. Mr. Pettibone felt it fitting to use many of his fine woods to grace the foyer, parlors, dining room, library, and staircase. The woodwork is ornate and original as are the Rookwood fireplace tiles, stained glass windows and gas/electric light fixtures. The Reagans have decorated with numerous antiques, period furnishings and heirlooms, to allow guests the opportunity to experience a bit of the Victorian era. For Elegant surroundings, extraordinary food and gracious hospitality, we'll welcome you at the front door of Reagan's Queen Anne.
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