Storied Past

Stilly Brook Farm was originally homesteaded by a pioneer family in 1889. The current barn was built next to the historic channel of the Stillaguamish River in the 1920s by a Swedish barn builder. It still retains its magnificent original cedar beams and soaring cathedral ceiling that once supported up to 25 tons of hay.

The farm remained active—primarily with small crops and dairy cows—for nearly a century. In 2000, Richard and Beverly Emery transformed it into an event center, creating a welcoming space for weddings, church events, and family gatherings. They cleared the ground floor to form a spacious reception hall and landscaped the property into beautiful gardens.

David and Terri Lundquist are the current owners and are proudly building on the Emerys’ original vision, continuing to evolve this once-sleepy farm into a cherished place for others to create lasting memories.

Once you step inside, you’ll see that Stilly Brook Farm has attended to every detail in this beautifully renovated venue.