Woodstock Inn Bed Breakfast

Woodstock Inn Bed & Breakfast occupies a historic property in Independence, Missouri, originally built in the 1890s as a private residence for the Morris Short family. The inn gained particular historical significance as the childhood home of Ruby McKim — a nationally recognized quilter and designer who founded McKim Studios and was later inducted into the Quilter's Hall of Fame. Converted to a bed and breakfast in the 1980s, the property features 10 European-themed rooms with private ensuite bathrooms, each inspired by a different destination including France, Italy, Scotland, England, Morocco, and Greece. For events, the inn offers a private landscaped garden with a fountain that accommodates up to 30 guests for outdoor gatherings and intimate weddings, along with two indoor gathering spaces for meetings, retreats, and social celebrations of up to 30 guests. The entire property is available for full buyout, housing up to 22 overnight guests across all 10 rooms and suites. Complimentary Wi-Fi and free parking are available to all guests.