About Us

We are very excited to share this piece of history with you and hope that it makes many memories of joy to families for years to come.

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Through the Years

The property was originally owned by George and Barbary Stoltz who immigrated from Germany in the 1800s. The original barn burned in a fire in 1946. The farm was rebuilt and is what stands today. The barn is now owned by George’s great-great-great grandson Gabe, his wife Megan, and her parents Tate and Jen.

Why Running Horse Farm? It is rumored that the cast-iron horse seen on the south end of the barn was originally found on the 1800s barn and was the only part of the barn to survive in 1946.