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THE STOCKMAN HOUSE

The Stockman House is the third iteration of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fireproof House, a plan published in the April 1907 issue of the Ladies’ Home Journal. For 80 years, the Stockman House was located at 311 1st Street SE, until 1989. The house was then sold and moved to its current location of 530 1st Street NE, just north of the Rock Crest/Rock Glen Historic District.

MAY - OCTOBER

Monday, Wednesday - Sunday
By Appointment for Private Tours

NOVEMBER - APRIL

Saturdays
By Appointment for Private Tours

THE STOCKMAN HOUSE tours

Public tours can accommodate a maximum of 8 people. Tours are filled on a first come, first served basis
Tours start promptly from the Architectural Interpretive Center (AIC). Click below on your preferred tour for dates and times.

ADMISSION

$15 per person, $5 for children 6-17

ACCESSIBILITY

The Stockman House is wheelchair accessible on the first floor only.

Public Tours

Private Tours

Robert E. McCoy Architectural Interpretive Center

The Robert E. McCoy Architectural Interpretive Center (AIC) is the starting place for the Stockman House tours and provides access and information about Mason City’s unique architectural history. An exhibit space showcases architectural models along with historic photos of the community’s architectural gems. The AIC also features Prairie School exhibits and a gift shop.

MAY - OCTOBER

Monday, Wednesday - Sunday

NOVEMBER - APRIL

Saturdays

  • star rating  Frank Lloyd Wright’s Stockman House was a great tour, the perfect compliment to our stay at the Historic Park Inn and walking tour of the neighborhood with its amazing historic... read more

    avatar thumb Trip799593
    October 19, 2022

    star rating  This is not the most lavish FLW property we have visited, but it certainly warrants a visit. Nice small group tour.

    RandyP758
    September 11, 2022

    star rating  While camping nearby my husband and I, along with another couple, decided to tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Stockman House in Mason City, IA. It was our first FLW home tour... read more

    Jane P
    July 1, 2022
  • star rating  The docent was exceptional. I learned much about FLW's early career that I didn't know. The house is worth the trek off I35. The cost is nominal.... read more

    Kerry S
    June 26, 2022

    star rating  We went on a Sunday and the visitor's center was closed but I just wanted to look at it and take pictures.

    Dianna P
    May 24, 2022

    star rating  Interesting to see one of Frank Lloyd Wright's "budget" designs. Not as fancy as most of his projects, but filled with attention to every detail nonetheless. House had... read more

    veryuniquetraveler
    September 14, 2021

CONTACT US

Stockman House

530 1st Street NE, Mason City, IA 50401

The Robert E. McCoy
Architectural Interpretive Center

520 1st Street NE, Mason City, IA 50401