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Welcome to Idaho's Agricultural Past
The historic Schick-Ostolasa Farmstead is located in the foothills north of Boise, 15 minutes from downtown.
Our address:
5006 West Farm Court
Boise, Idaho 83714
The farmstead was inhabited from the 1860s - 2005. It is the longest continuously inhabited home in the state of Idaho.
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Today, the preserved Farmstead site covers 2 acres along Dry Creek, with seven historic farm buildings: the Farmhouse, a Detached Red Cookhouse and Spring House (called the Red House), Root Cellar, Woodshed, Saddle Shed, Granary, and a Horse Barn.
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The historic site was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2006 for its regional significance as an outstanding example of early homesteading in Idaho, and 19th & 20th century agriculture in the West.
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Our primary tenets are not only to preserve the Farmstead and property but also to educate. We do this through our School Tours, Events, Farmhouse Tours (May - September), Newsletters, etc. We hope you visit us and learn what makes this Farmstead so special.
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Visit the Farmstead for more information on the history and what we're up to now.
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Piglets are Ready for Adoption!
Adopt your very own, very low maintenance, piglet! Click below to purchase!
WOW - 160 YEARS!
We are so excited to celebrate 160 years of the historic Schick-Ostolasa Farmstead!
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Our first day of tours is Saturday, May 4th - please come out and see all the new things on the farmstead.
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All year we'll be celebrating, so please check out our events page to make sure you don't miss out!
Old Time Farm Day in the News!
Thanks to News 6 and Steve Dent for coming to Old Time Farm Day and reporting on our annual event!
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LINK to video
Barn Restoration
