Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Stevens Point, Wisconsin:

Summer is winding down in Central Wisconsin, there is still plenty of heat to come but soon the trees will start turning in Portage County. With the start of a new school year brings many new activities to town. There is still more than enough time to relax and enjoy the remainder of the summer. There is the nearby Schmeeckle Reserve and the Iverson Marsh or Buena Vista Grasslands, Kemp State Fishery Area and the Mead Wildlife area. The 24 miles of the Green Circle follows the river, circles the city, and Lake Joanis. Find a sense of place in Stevens Point, Central Wisconsin's favorite un. . .

Dreams of Yesteryear B&B has been beautifully restored and each room is decorated with antiques and Victorian style. But guests will enjoy all the modern comforts, including wireless high-speed internet and cable television. No stay is complete without a delicious gourmet breakfast, including such delights as pecan- or strawberry-stuffed French Toast, blueberry pancakes, or eggs Benedict among other morning treats. We invite you to explore our website for an online tour of the house and guest rooms, and to learn about the attractions and events in central Wisconsin. We're glad you stoppe. . .

This colonial revival house was built in 1922 for Mr. John Sims, president of The Normal School, which is now the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. This was the new white wood sided house of the president located across the street from Normal School's main building. Some time in the 1940's, the house was sold to Mr. & Mrs. Weldon Leahy. Mr. Leahy was the prominent president of the Journal Printing Company and publisher of the Stevens Point Journal newspaper. In the early 1950's, Mr. Leahy contracted Helge Carlson, Ellis Stone Company, to apply lannon stone over the wood siding. This was . . .