The parlor has the original fireplace with a beautiful carved mantle and a hearth of rose-colored Italian tile.  This room features a stained glass window over an antique, rosewood square grand piano from Germany. The original  gas lighting fixtures have been converted to electricity.

A hand carved oak banister graces the stairway to the second floor where four of the guest rooms are located.  Each room is decorated with Victorian wall coverings, lace curtains, and antiques.

Guests can enjoy the wonderful private garden located between the Henry Mischler House and the Stuve House.  Tea can be served on the patio while you listen to the lovely fountains.

The Inn is located within walking distance to most of the Springfield historic sites and near the same railroad tracks (still in use today) that Lincoln took on his way to the White House. 

As a guest of the Mischler House, you can enjoy this rich atmosphere of turn of the century elegance as you explore Springfield's unique national treasure, the home of our 16th President.