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Our 2 sugar maples (pictured above in 2006), will begin to transform in October.
This color remains long after other trees are bare.

Come Enjoy Autumn Colors along the Mississippi!!

Our Mississippi River Valley trees normally begin to transform
in late September, and peak in mid-late October.
This year they seem to be a bit earlier than usual, due to our drought this summer.
We're seeing color now and by the third week of October we should be close to peak.

Check our Availability calendar for available dates.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, we offer a Weekday Savings Plan.
See our rates page for more details.
Weekends are basically full. Remember to book early for Autumn 2013.

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Enjoy the beauty of Autumn in Hannibal...
Come to Reagan's Queen Anne,
Hannibal's Most Historic Bed and Breakfast, in the downtown Historic District.
The maple trees on our street are phenomenal. The two trees in the photo above,
live right outside our front door, and begin to transform in mid-late October.
The Mississippi River Valley puts on a magnificent show
during the months of October and early November.
No matter whether you are traveling from the north, south, east, or west,
the fall foliage is sure to please. Join us in Hannibal this Autumn...