Historic Train Car close to Mains Street!

A historic lodging experience in Fredericksburg, TX

Farmstead Lodging

Our spacious 1910 farmhouse nestled among 60 acres of fruit orchards is the ideal stay in the Texas Hill Country.

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About Four Sixes Train Car

Fredericksburg Getaway Adventure

Are you a history buff and like the idea of immersing yourself in the nostalgic charm of staying in a Pullman car during your Fredericksburg getaway adventure?

Step aboard the awe-inspiring 1894 Private Palace Pullman Car, which promises to transport you back in time and offer an unforgettable experience! This exquisite car once accompanied Theodore Roosevelt on his journey to the illustrious Four Sixes Ranch in North Texas. It is also believed that the esteemed Indian Chief, Quanah Parker, graced this extraordinary Pullman Car with his presence. Every corner of this delightful antique train car exudes an ambiance of captivating history.

Originally crafted by Pullman for the Quanah, Acme and Pacific railroad, this remarkable gem not only boasts its rich historical significance but also exudes a delightful romantic aura, making it an idyllic destination for an intimate ‘Just the Two of You’ getaway.

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Testimonials

“If you're looking for a historical experience this is it! A nice stay in a train car with fun USA and Texas history. Just a short walk to Main Street with lots of shopping and food….”
Margaret F H.
“It was a super cool place... Every thing in the train car seemed unique to the FDR theme. The train is very large and comfortable. Overall we just loved the whole experience of sleeping on a train car. It was so interesting and fun!”
Cool train 10/10 would recommend
“This property is beyond what the photos show it’s in a prime area easy to get anywhere you might be going. I would stay here again without a doubt. If you want unique this is it.”
Beyond expectations
“If you're looking for a historical experience this is it! A nice stay in a train car with fun USA and Texas history. Just a 5 -10 min walk to Main Street with lots of shopping and food, plus a 10 minute walk to the National WWII Pacific Museum.”
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