Imbrie Farm, Historic farm and restaurant in Hillsboro, United States.
Imbrie Farm is a historic property featuring an Italian Villa-style residence, an octagonal barn, and outbuildings on three acres in Oregon. The site now operates as a brewery, distillery, and event venue while the original structures remain standing and in use.
Robert Imbrie founded this farm in 1855 and operated it for more than a century before it transformed into a restaurant venue in the 1970s. The change in use marked a shift from agricultural production to hospitality and gatherings.
The property shelters English chestnut and black walnut trees that have grown there for around 130 years, reflecting early farming practices in Oregon. These mature trees shape the feel of the grounds today and connect visitors to the orchard that once flourished here.
The site welcomes visitors as a working brewery and event venue, with the historic buildings remaining visible and maintained. You can explore the original structures and grounds while enjoying what the location has to offer.
The property earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977 for its distinctive architecture and role in shaping the region's development. This recognition protects the original buildings from major alterations and changes.
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