Bob & Cristy Westfall, owners of the Bradford House Bed & Breakfast, share these old-fashioned values. Their beautiful Victorian style Bed & Breakfast located at 296 Blue Meadows Road is an elegant turn-of-the-century home furnished in a characteristic 1900-1920 style. They take pride in providing their guest with a private piece of paradise close to all that Branson has to offer. The Bradford House Bed & Breakfast is affordable and located away from the traffic and thriving strip  The Bed & Breakfast was lit with delicate lights that added a romantic touch to the peaceful wooded setting when we arrived. The tasteful Victorian elegance of the Bradford House is inviting and warm, creating the relaxing atmosphere of home. The dining area is spacious, with a lovely view of the wooded landscape outside. 

Branson has several pro golf courses and three pristine lakes, Lake Taneycomo, Bull Shoals Lake, and Table Rock Lake located within the breathtaking Ozark Mountains. Each lake offers a variety of activities to explore. Branson's diverse selection of musical entertainment range from country to gospel to classic swing and rock n' roll. Classical and Broadway-style musicals and productions are favorites as well as amusing comedy and magic shows.

  One show not to miss while in Branson is Cirque. Before the show and during intermission a friendly Hobo wanders about chasing imaginary butterflies and tickled our funny bones with his antics. This high-flying show performed by an International cast of highly trained of artists takes guests into a world where amazing acrobats take flight. Glamorous costumes and a lovely serenade fill the air and the imagination as the show unravels. "Neil Goldberg's Cirque" is held in the regal Remington Theatre located at 3701 West HWY 76 in Branson. 417-339-5702 / 800-884-4536.

While out and about drop in at the Uptown Café just off Highway 76 for a bite to eat. The moment we walked through the door we were greeted by the hostesses dressed in poodle shirts. In the background classic songs of the era enhance the 50's style décor. The moderate prices and friendly service keep regular customers and travelers coming back for a memorable meal.

A visit to the Hollywood Wax Museum stirs up memories of Hollywood classics like Dorothy clicking her ruby slippers and uttering, “There's no place like home.” Some of Hollywood's classic moments are captured in the Museum including The Terminator, starring the Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Hollywood Was Museum sits on the strip at 3030 W. Highway 76. (800) 720-4110.