FREE Admission!!! Guided Tours, Cake & Ice Cream! Please join us to help celebrate 60 years of education and events at the Farm Museum!
Join us on August 15 from 11am to 3pm for the Carroll County KIDZ' FUNFEST at the Farm Museum! Admission is $10 per car load (cash only please). Enjoy tons of kids activities including live entertainment, children's activity tent, yard & sports games, gaga pit, Farmyard Friends, artisan demos, food vendors, playground, scavenger hunt and
August 29 & 30, 2026 Saturday 10 AM – 4 PM and Sunday 10 AM-3 PM Battle reenactments will be Saturday and Sunday at 1:00P.M. The Battle of Henry House Hill at 1st Bull Run/Manassas: Our scenario depicts one of the climatic engagements of the 1st Battle of Bull Run/Manassas in 1861 where Stonewall Jackson earned his
August 29 & 30, 2026 Saturday 10 AM – 4 PM and Sunday 10 AM-3 PM Battle reenactments will be Saturday and Sunday at 1:00P.M. The Battle of Henry House Hill at 1st Bull Run/Manassas: Our scenario depicts one of the climatic engagements of the 1st Battle of Bull Run/Manassas in 1861 where Stonewall Jackson earned his
Join the Farm Museum for a 19th Century Base Ball Game! Saturday, September 12th Keystone Base Ball Club vs. Harrisburg's Vintage Team The game will be held on the Farm Museum Baseball Diamond (Landon C. Burns Park - Field 2) at 11:00am. FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Old-Fashion base ball uniforms and 19th Century rules
A celebration of fall! Free pumpkin to the first 500 kids. Music, Food trucks and craft vendors. Visit our Farmyard Friends and playground. Visit with our artisans: blacksmith in the Blacksmith Shop under the Chestnut tree, artisans in the Living History Center, explore 6 buildings with farm equipment, carriages & wagons, equipment for milking, butchering,
The largest Food Truck event in the county! Twenty plus food trucks, some favorites and new trucks to try. Vote for your favorite food truck. Plenty of picnic tables under the Pavilions to sit and enjoy your meal. Live music, Craft vendors, children's activities and artisans demonstrating blacksmithing, weaving, spinning and more. Guided tour of
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. Santa will be in the Schoolhouse
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. Santa will be in the Schoolhouse
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. Santa will be in the Schoolhouse
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. Santa will be in the Schoolhouse
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County Farm Museum celebrates its 60th anniversary, we honor those who came before us —
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. Santa will be in the Schoolhouse
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