The Emerald Nest

Stay in the personal room of famed photographer Nellie Stockbridge, nestled on the 2nd floor of the historic Barnard Building—home to the early 1900s studios of TN Barnard and Stockbridge herself, who captured over 200,000 images of the region. Located in the heart of downtown Wallace, this beautiful space blends vintage charm with modern comforts. Walk to shops, museums, and trails. A unique stay that honors Wallace’s rich history while offering cozy, updated touches. The space Built in 1907, the Historic Barnard Building offers a glimpse into Wallace’s past with its original hotel-style layout and turn-of-the-century character. Guest rooms are located along a shared hallway on the second floor, much like a traditional historic hotel. As part of the building’s original 1907 design, the guest floor is reached by a large flight of stairs. There is no elevator or alternate route to the second floor, so guests should be comfortable using stairs during their stay. It’s one of the many features that reflects the Barnard’s history and preserved character. Once upstairs, guests have their own private room and can enjoy a unique stay in a building that has been part of Wallace for more than a century. Other things to note There are stairs. Please be prepared to use them, there is no elevator