In March of 1996 Sue Connelly, a D-Barn owner, attended a Chamber of Commerce ground breaking ceremony at the site where the barn used to sit at 5th and Lashley. The barn was slated for the dump to make way for a new affordable housing complex. Six weeks later the barn was moved, all in one piece, to the present site.

Since then the barn has undergone extensive renovation. The old shingles were removed and the entire barn power washed. The old flooring was removed and used on the end walls. A new 2" x 6" tongue and groove floor was installed. The barn has been insulated from top to bottom. Air conditioning and 5 zone heating was installed. A deck stretches across the front, and the smaller barn shaped structure houses the custom oak bathrooms. The barn has a unique ambiance like non other. In the future a handicap ramp will be built, and lean on. The lean on will replace one that was removed for moving, and will enhance the services available.

This structure is designated a historic structure by The City of Longmont and Boulder County.

• Rented on a daily basis until midnight
• Total occupancy is 200 people
• Rental cost varies depending on the day and time of the year
• Chairs and tables are available upon request
• Custom oak bathrooms, kitchenette, and large front deck
• Plenty of parking
• Easy to find just North of Ken Pratt Boulevard on Main Street in Longmont