Stockman House Tour
COVID-19 UPDATE:
The Stockman House tours and exhibits are open!
We are committed to the health and safety of all visitors.
Please read the information below to help ensure a safe visit.
Touring the Stockman House will provide you with a first-hand view of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture and the impact he made on Mason City. Our experienced and knowledgeable docents will share interesting stories and fun facts to keep you engaged throughout the tour.
It’s a historical tour you won’t forget!
Photo Courtesy of Visit Mason City
TOUR SCHEDULE & TIMES:
Tours are available throughout the year.
Tours take approximately one hour.
April - May 2021:
Tours are offered every day by reservation only.
Email us to make a reservation today!
TOUR DETAILS & COVID Response
Tours are limited to one household or a safe social circle.
Reservations must be made three days in advance.
Please include your cell phone number in your reservation email.
Face masks are required for all visitors and volunteers.
Hand sanitizer stations are available at the AIC entrance and gift shop.
Social distancing reminders have been installed.
TICKETS:
$60 - Flat fee for up to 4 people.
$15 - Each additional person.
Tours can accommodate a maximum of 6 people.
Free - Young children (Ages 0-6)Tours are not suitable for young children.
Payment is due at the time of arrival.
June - October 2021:
Walk-In tours available at the following times:
Monday - 10 AM & 11 AM
Tuesday & Wednesday - Closed
Thursday & Friday - 1 PM & 2 PM
Saturday 10 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM & 2 PM
Sunday - 1 PM & 2 PM
TOUR DETAILS:
Public tours can accommodate a maximum of 6 people
Tours are filled on a first come, first served basis
Masks are required for all visitors and volunteers
Tours start promptly
Arrive 10 minutes prior to your start time
Restrooms are available in the Architectural Interpretive Center (AIC)
Interior photography in the Stockman House is not permitted
TICKETS:
$10 per person
Tours of the Stockman House are not suitable for young children
ACCESSIBILITY:
The Stockman House is wheelchair accessible on the first floor only.
A video tour is available for the second floor.
Translators for ASL and non-English speaking guests are not currently available.
