Travel west down Route 66 until you come to the I35 interstate. Then, make a right going north on I35. About 12 miles up the highway, you will come to Guthrie, the Bed & Breakfast Capital of Oklahoma. Can you believe you can find so much on and around The Strip? Here is a map showing where Guthrie is in relation to Old Route 66 that usually parellels I44:

Did you know that Guthrie was the first Capital of the State of
Oklahoma? History still seems to live and breathe there. Here
are some of the Bed & Breakfast Historic Inns & Hotels that you will find in Guthrie:
1. Gold Penny Inn (circa 1937)
2. Horseshoe Inn
3. Keepsake Kottage (circa 1904)
4. Pollard Inn, The
5. Railroad House B & B (circa 1893)
6. Red Brick Inn (circa) 1899
7. Redstone Country Inn & Wedding Chapel (circa 1920)
8. Seely House (circa 1893)
9. Stone Lion Inn (circa 1907)
10. Victorian Garden Inn (circa 1908)
11. White Peacock (circa 1897)
12. Arsenic & Old Lace

For descriptions, phone numbers, and more information about these Bed & Breakfasts, go to the following websites:

http://www.discoverourtown.com/OK/Guthrie/Lodging-
1914.html

http://www.go-native.com/Oklahoma/OK.guthrie.shtml
for an On-Line Guide to Bed & Breakfast Inns – The Inns of
Guthrie, OK

http://www.guthriebb.com
The story of Guthrie plus more

http://www.innsus.com/innsus/states/Oklahoma.cfm
Other B&B's in Oklahoma