Become part of a legacy when you hold your wedding in this piece of Colorado history! The Stone House, located on South Estes and West Yale Avenue, was constructed sometime between 1859 and 1864 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property, built from stones from Bear Creek and rough-dressed sandstone quarried from the nearby hogback, features 18-inch thick walls and is a truly unique wedding location. The bridal party can prepare for the big day in the house and the wood staircase is a perfect spot for a romantic first look. Have an outdoor ceremony under the large cottonwood trees that sit next to the house and then run off to the surrounding park area, walking paths and ponds to take romantic wedding portraits. Your guests will enjoy mingling on the verdant lawn or leaning on the rustic wooden railing surrounding the property while enjoying cocktails served in mason jars. This location is the perfect venue choice for a couple that desires a country chic wedding with the authenticity of a historical landmark.