The Flint Farm of 1775 > > Talks, wagon rides, story-telling, refreshments… > > Sunday-October. 19, 1-4PM. Bemis Hall, Bedford Road and Flint Farm, Lexington > Raod. > > Part 2 of A Tale of Two Farms, A Tale of Two Families - The Flint Family and > Farm. > > Lincoln is the proud home of two farms in continuous operation since the > early 1770s: > the Chambers/Russell/Codman Farm and the Flint Farm. > Together, they tell the tale of two different farms and the families behind > them—one, wealthy > Loyalists who had others do the labor; the other, Patriots who worked the > land themselves. > > Lincoln Historical Society & the Flint Family are collaborating to present: > The Flint Farm of 1775 > > . > 1pm at Bemis Hall: The Evolution of Farming in New England & the Flint > Homestead with author & historian Rick Wiggin. > Refreshments from Codman Community Farm Kitchen will be served. > > 3pm at The Flint White Barn, 27 Lexington Road: Evolution of the Flint Farm > Buildings > and Equipment with David Weir—grandson of Warren Flint, Sr. Refreshments > served. > > 2:30 & 3:30pm, 27 Lexington Road: Hay wagon tours of Matlock/Flint > Farm with Ephraim Flint. Hear stories of Flint family farming over the years. > > Wagon tour registration required: > LincolnHistoricalSociety.org/Events/Farming-in-1775 > > Flint Farm Pumpkins & Squash Available for Sale!
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