The Farmhouse and surrounding property are owned and operated by the City of Northglenn. For the time being it is open only by appointment, and most requests can be accommodated. The house is also available for events, from reunions to showers and weddings in exchange for a reasonable donation. 
Visit our Contact page with inquiries. 
Visit the Events page to find out about upcoming events happening at the Stonehocker Farmhouse. 

Accessibility
The Stonehocker farmhouse is a multi-story Queen Anne style home constructed in 1887 and as a result
is not fully accessible to all persons with disabilities. Tours of the house require walking, stair climbing,
and periods of standing. Access to the house requires navigating stairs, doors, and corridors that may be
narrow. As a result, the historic house museum is not wheelchair accessible. Walking apparatus are
permissible in the house museum. Certified service dogs are allowed in the house only when utilized for
assisted physical care. Assistance navigating the house and climbing stairs is available upon request.

The Historic Preservation Commission will strive to provide any special accommodations you may
require. Guided tours, brochures, and photo or other digital media may be available for viewing. Please
contact us in advance for these arrangements.

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Community volunteers tend the garden at the Stonehocker Community Garden

Tom Rapp, lifetime Northglenn resident, picks pole beans from the Stonehocker Garden.