The manor will be open for docent-led tours on Tuesdays, June 6 through October 3, 2017. Tours last one hour and run from 10-11am and 1-2pm. There is a 10 person maximum and a 3 person minumum for each tour and pre-registration is required. The fee for Adults is $7.00 and Seniors (62+) is $5.00. We accept CASH ONLY and exact change is appreciated.

Entrances and bathrooms are handicap accessible but some areas of the manor are not. This tour is free, but donations are welcome!

Indian Hill Manor and Farm is an example of a "country gentleman's farm", a rural retreat from the city that was popular among wealthy families during the early 1900s.

The manor and coach house were designed by noted Rockford architect, Charles W. Bradley. Founded in 1854, his firm, now known as Bradley and Bradley, is still one of Rockford's preeminient architectural firms. The manor is an example of early Colonial Revival architecture and includes many of the modern conveniences of the day. A built-in vacuum cleaner system, intercom, electric stove, and commercial gas dryer for laundry were all features of the house.