About Us

In the heart of Old Town Keller, there’s a historic home with roots that run deep in the community. Built in the late 1800s by a man named Stone, its first resident was Dr. Reed, one of Keller’s earliest physicians. He cared for families, treated patients, and even delivered babies within these walls.

When development along Main Street threatened its future, the home was carefully moved to Olive Street in 2005 to preserve its history. Today, Ashley Stone and her mother operate the home as a boutique venue, transforming the space into a place where lives and legacies are still celebrated.

From baby showers (where babies were once delivered!) to bridal showers, birthdays, workshops, and intimate weddings, 139 Olive is where history and heart meet. The name honors both its address and Psalm 139, a scripture that reminds us we are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” It is the heartbeat of everything this space represents: a place where people can gather, grow, and create memories that matter.

Fun facts about 139 Olive

• Built in the late 1800s by Stone, and first occupied by Dr. Reed, one of Keller’s first doctors.
• The home was moved from Main Street to Olive Street in 2005 to preserve its history.
• Babies were once delivered here; now the home hosts showers, birthdays, and milestones.
• Owned by a local Keller family and operated by mother-daughter duo Ashley and Torri.
• Ashley Stone’s last name matches the first name of the original builder.
• The name 139 Olive is inspired by Psalm 139, celebrating identity, purpose, and intentional design.
• Every detail honors the past while creating new memories in Old Town Keller.