Harvey House of Slaton, Texas
The Historic Harvey House is now a Bed and Breakfast, Event Center and Historic Santa Fe Landmark
The Historic Harvey House is now a Bed and Breakfast, Event Center and Historic Santa Fe Landmark
Accommodations
Come experience life in the glamorous Harvey House as it was in the
1920’s.
Enjoy a beautifully
restored building, listen to the trains rumble by,
and enjoy sleeping where the Harvey Girls slept!
The Navajo Room has a rail-yard view and assigned hallway bathroom. It was furnished and decorated by the Privett Family, in memory of George W. Privett-Slaton Railway Conductor 1942-1976. The furnishings were originally owned by the Garland Family and Eblen Family. This room was Slaton Harvey Girl Rose Farschon's room.
The Hopi Room has a rail-yard view and assigned hallway bath. It was furnished and decorated by The Pember Family in memory of Slaton Pioneers, Merritt and Lillian Pember and Bruce and Maurine Pember.
The Zuni Room sleeps three with a double and twin size bed. Two dressing areas, a small refrigerator, and a large handicap equipped bathroom makes it a nice family room. It also has a rail-yard view. It was furnished and decorated by The Athenian Study Club and the O.D. McClintock Family.
The Apache Room has a queen sleigh bed and an extra large handicap bath. It has a rail yard and downtown Slaton view. It was furnished and decorated by The Consignment Gallery of Lubbock.
The Upstairs Lounge area looks over the active Slaton rail yard, where trains pass each hour, often stopping for crew changes. This beautiful room was furnished by Mike Watkins, in memory of Santa Fe Conductor Jack Watkins and Kessie Watkins, both Slaton Pioneers.
