Howell Living History Farm
Howell Living History Farm is a working farm museum located in Mercer County, New Jersey, near the Delaware River.
The farm shows visitors what farm life was like over 100 years ago. It is a simply wonderful place to take the whole family, and basic admission and parking are free! Some special programs may have a small fee.
There are evening hayrides, "bringing in the sheaves", corn mazes in the fall, wheat threshing, cricket walks, honey harvests and farm animals. Children may also work as farmhands!
The farm is open year-round, but please check the calendar because the farm is closed on certain days, especially on the days of evening hayrides.
If you plan to visit, the farm is technically located on Hunter Lane, Titusville, New Jersey.
The GPS address is 70 Woodens Lane, Lambertville, New Jersey.
Their website is found at Howell Living History Farm.
The is an excellent write-up of this farm on one of my favorite blogs, The History Girl.
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What a beautiful place. It looks like it was amazing to visit! Thank you for sharing it.
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DeleteWhat a fantastic place to visit and if I'm ever over that way I'll certainly have it on my list ;D
ReplyDeleteGreat photos too. It certainly looks hard work ploughing back then.
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It's a great place. I'm heard that Scotland is stunningly beautiful. I hope to visit there one day!
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I loved Little House on the Prairie -- both the books and the TV show!
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DeleteNothing new there then, we have places like that in the UK but I have to say I do like seeing cart horses working like that, they are so powerfull
ReplyDeleteOh, the UK is so beautiful and still so rural in many places. The horses were working hard here.
Deletelooks really cool & would love to visit!
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Hope you get a chance to visit one day!
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