The History of Ab's

Ab Butler's Dogtrot at Triple Creek Bed and Breakfast is a Kentucky two-story cabin built in 1800 at Cloyd's Landing on the Cumberland River just north of the Tennessee border. It was used as a hospital during the Civil War. Ab Butler and his wife reared 8 children in this cabin. The cabin was lived in until 1994. It was purchased in the fall of 1997, disassembled, and bought to Fredericksburg, Texas, where it was reconstructed in the winter of 1997 and the spring of 1998.

Ab Butler's Dogtrot at Triple Creek is a Kentucky two-story cabin built in 1800 at Cloyd's Landing on the Cumberland River just north of the Tennessee border.

Ab's Restoration

Following seven months of reconstruction, Ab Butler's Dogtrot at Triple Creek opened as a Bed & Breakfast. The cabin is located in a beautiful Texas Hill Country setting covered with oak trees. There are two fully furnished suites available for guests. The cabin provides a welcome respite for the Texas Hill Country traveler. Each lovely suite includes:

Living Room with a wood-burning Fireplace.
An upstairs Bedroom with a King-size bed.
A full Bathroom upstairs with a standard-size Jacuzzi tub.
Central heat and air.
A covered porch.
Gift certificates will be provided for breakfast and will be redeemable at the guest's choice of several restaurants in town.
A quiet country setting, only minutes from downtown Fredericksburg, TX.