Hoeflin Stone House

Located inside a 100-year-old stone house, Hoeflin Stone House provides full-day child care services for infants, toddlers and preschool children.

View the Hoeflin Stone House on the campus map.

Building History

The Hoeflin Stone House Child Care Center, situated on North Manhattan Avenue on the north side of campus, was originally a two-story house that functioned as a childcare facility. It was named in May 1983 to honor Ruth Hoeflin, former dean of the College of Home Economics, and Dr. John Chalmers, vice president for academic affairs. The building underwent a complete remodel beginning in May 1977, which included enclosing the porch and updating the exterior. In 2022, the Hoeflin Stone House was repurposed to serve as the K-State Police Department.