An old fashion 4th of July Celebration. Gates open at 4 PM, Parking is $10 per car. Fireworks go off at dark, usually at 9:30 PM. Food and drinks available on site for purchase. Free Activities: farmhouse tours, artisans' demos, children's tent activities and farmyard friends. Exhibit Buildings close at 8 PM. You can bring:
End of summer family fun at the Farm Museum! Entertainment, Farmyard Friends, Yard & Sport Games, Face Painting, Story Stroll, Gaga Pit, Scavenger Hunt, Playground, Children's Tent Farm Museum Artisans Craft Market Place and food vendors. Parking $10 cash only!
Saturday, August 29th Camp opens at 10 AM - 1 PM 2 PM - 4 PM Military drills & demonstrations, artisan demonstrations, house tours and more! Battle - 1 PM 4PM Camps close Food will be for sale from 10AM - 4PM Sunday, August 30th Camp opens at 10 AM - 1 PM 2 PM
Saturday, August 29th Camp opens at 10 AM - 1 PM 2 PM - 4 PM Military drills & demonstrations, artisan demonstrations, house tours and more! Battle - 1 PM 4PM Camps close Food will be for sale from 10AM - 4PM Sunday, August 30th Camp opens at 10 AM - 1 PM 2 PM
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
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 —
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