Eighteen Ninety was originally built in 1872 by the Cockrill family. Upon this high hill, the owners could look down upon the trains heading into Tracy, Missouri. In 1890, it is believed from records available, the house was added onto and changed to resemble more of what you see today. With a minimal amount of owners, the house was kept in remarkable condition. Two owners who left their mark on the property are C.O. Moore (circa 1914 to 1924) and Dr. James McCrae (1958 to 2014).

Mr. Moore’s handiwork was found during partial renovation of the house above the fireplace behind the paneling. A graffiti rending of a man smoking a pipe was found, with the initials COM next to it. Dr. McCrae’s influence is found on the property as a whole. A veterinarian by trade, Dr. McCrae made many improvements to the grounds and updating of the house during his ownership. Thru his efforts, the house was modernized, and preserved.

Ceremony Rehearsal, Spacious Reception Hall for up to 300 guests, temperature controlled, with French doors, chandelier lighting, kitchen, restrooms, and patio with fireplace, 1890 sound system and uplighting, 60”round tables and white chiavari chairs for up to 300 guests for the reception, Barn with full bar capabilities, temperature controlled, and restrooms, perfect space for intimate cocktail hour prior to reception (alcohol and licensed bartender not provided), Seating for up to 300 guests on the East lawn for ceremony, House with beautiful bridal suite for bride and bridesmaids, Spacious Grooms Quarters with changing area, flat screen TV, and kitchen/bar area, Free On-site parking, Refreshment station for bottled water or “drink of the evening”, Extensive landscape of 1890 grounds, Outside catering allowed, On-Site staff, Five hour time frame for Ceremony and Reception.