Sandie’s Fairview Farmhouse Guidebook
Food scene
While you're visiting, you have visit the Horny Toad Bar & Grill, which serves as the gathering point for the Cranfill's Gap Community. This restaurant is housed in a historic building that used to be the old feed store in town. They have great food and a warm, friendly vibe. They also have a collection of interesting "antiques" on the walls. It's a must see. While you're there, be sure and try the Toad Burger. We promise that no toads were harmed in the making of this burger.
Horny Toad Bar & Grill
319 3rd StWhile you're visiting, you have visit the Horny Toad Bar & Grill, which serves as the gathering point for the Cranfill's Gap Community. This restaurant is housed in a historic building that used to be the old feed store in town. They have great food and a warm, friendly vibe. They also have a collection of interesting "antiques" on the walls. It's a must see. While you're there, be sure and try the Toad Burger. We promise that no toads were harmed in the making of this burger.
Sightseeing
Meridian State Park is a beautiful state park right here in our neck of the woods. They have camping and hiking. It's a great place for individuals or families.
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Meridian State Park
Meridian State Park is a beautiful state park right here in our neck of the woods. They have camping and hiking. It's a great place for individuals or families.
This gorgeous historic church was built by Norwegian stone masons who settled in the area. Built in 1886, this beautiful church sits right up on the very top of a hill right in the middle of the countryside. Although the old church was eventually painted all white inside and outside, it has very recently been restored to its original historic paint colors and materials, giving you a true glimpse into the history of the area. The connected cemetery holds the stories of the many Norwegian settlers and their descendants who settled in the area. This church is also now recently operating a small meeting space here that is ideal for hosting larger groups for weddings or reunions.
St Olaf Lutheran Church
402 Meridian StThis gorgeous historic church was built by Norwegian stone masons who settled in the area. Built in 1886, this beautiful church sits right up on the very top of a hill right in the middle of the countryside. Although the old church was eventually painted all white inside and outside, it has very recently been restored to its original historic paint colors and materials, giving you a true glimpse into the history of the area. The connected cemetery holds the stories of the many Norwegian settlers and their descendants who settled in the area. This church is also now recently operating a small meeting space here that is ideal for hosting larger groups for weddings or reunions.