Welcome to The Dubach Inn located in the heart of Hannibal's Central Park Historic District. This beautiful home, built in 1871 has been recently renovated with comfort in mind.

The Garden House was built in 1896 by Albert Wells Pettibone, Jr., son of the founder of the family lumber businesses: the Hannibal Saw Mill Company and the Hannibal Sash and Company.

This private, Victorian estate is nestled on 36 acres of rolling meadows, tall woodlands, and flowered gardens.

Whether seeking a romantic hideaway or a home like setting on business trips, guests will find the Heaven Sent B&B offers a blend of Victorian charm and contemporary comforts with plenty of old fashioned hospitality. The mansion is one of the remnants of "Millionaires Row," an impressive block of grand homes built and owned by some of Hannibal's wealthiest and most influential citizens

Join the 'Keepers of the Inn' in a graceful Painted Lady and Victorian Jewel. Experience a bit of the privileged lifestyle of a nineteenth century lumber baron, on the street Victorians designated as 'Millionaire's Row'.

Step back in time to the "Gilded Age" in a house built for entertaining Hannibal society, shortly before the turn of the century (1871).