1895 Washington Hotel – Historic Paducah Bed & Breakfast
Location:
1310 Broadway, Paducah, KY 42001
About the Property
The 1895 Washington Hotel – now operating as the Paducah Bed & Breakfast – is a stunning Queen Anne Victorian home that ties Paducah to the legacy of George Washington. Built in 1895, the house has remained a family residence for generations, showcasing classic Victorian craftsmanship and historic charm.
Historical Significance
In 1904, city engineer Lawrence Augustus Washington (L. A. Washington) was hired by the city of Paducah, further cementing the Washington name in local history. L. A. Washington’s daughter, Leslie Ann Washington, was also known as L. A. Washington. The property was originally owned by descendants of George Washington’s half‑brother from his father’s first marriage; George himself had no biological children.
Experience the Past
Guests enjoy the authentic Victorian décor, spacious rooms, and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects the home’s storied past. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking for a unique stay in Paducah, the 1895 Washington Hotel offers an unforgettable experience.
