A historical preservation of an authentic homestead found at the start of the development of Northern Colorado, the Bee Family Centennial Farm Museum has maintained as an active family farm is it was established in 1894. The Museum has also been declared a ?Centennial Farm? by the State of Colorado Department of Agriculture and the Colorado Historical Society. The farm later on was designated on the National Register of Historical Places in 2002.

The Bee Family Centennial Farm*is a one of a kind educational place for everyone to enjoy and learn from. The museum offers everyone a ?minds-on? experience having hand-on displays and exhibits capturing the relevance of agricultural history and exhibit fundamental farming methods. Exhibits and displays of photographs and artifacts from the Bee Family collection discover the human drama of life in rural Northern Colorado.

The public is invited by the Bee Farm Museum to explore, engage, and enjoy while learning the history and future of Larimer County agriculture in a classic setting. Everyone who will be leaving the farm after enjoying what the farm has to offer will be enriched.

The Bee Farm Museum invites visitors to explore, engage and have fun while learning the history and future of Larimer County agriculture in an authentic historic setting. Visitors will leave the Bee Farm enriched.*