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Dedicated and opened in October 2000, this building is used for meetings,
programs and special events by museum members and the community. A capital
campaign drive of over $125,000, including a grant from the City of
Loveland, made this building possible. The building was named for the
late JoAnn Richardson who contributed her time and energy to the museum
for five years as director and volunteer. Her vision helped relocate
the Rich Log Cabin, the Gazebo and the dream for this building, in addition
to starting many programs and events at the museum. The 100' x 200'
building is located directly behind Bonaventure. It has an occupancy
of 100 to 125, catering kitchen, ADA compliant, computer access, audio/visual
capabilities, and a limited number of tables and chairs. The History
House is available for rental for small group meetings or workshops,
special events, family gatherings, and other programs at reasonable
rates. Call 513-683-5692 for availability and rental rates.
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