Stony Point Bed and Breakfast is a three story stone Colonial style home. John Kilgore Johnston built the home in 1920. He was the Tyrone Division Superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. Johnston served in Tyrone for almost 25 years. During his tenure with the PRR he served in many areas of the PRR system and he was the president of two small railroads in Western Pennsylvania at the time. His first home in Tyrone was on Lincoln Avenue at what is today the American Legion Howard Gardner Post #281. This home sat adjacent to the railroad line and was very dirty, hot and grimy throughout the year. In order to better care for his family, he and his wife Mattie purchased the land on the other side of the ridge behind their Lincoln Avenue home and built this structure as their summer retreat.

David Hopkins, the current owner, purchased the Inn in December 2008.