Billings Farm & Museum

Billings Farm is known for its fantastic Jersey reproducing, economical agrarian practices, and dynamic instructive programming. Working as a major aspect of a non-benefit organization since 1983, the homestead is available to the general population, giving guests an extraordinary chance to encounter Vermont's cultivating — over a significant time span. Today, Billings Farm is a flourishing dairy cultivate, reproducing a honor winning crowd of Jersey dairy bovines, and also Southdown sheep, bulls, and draft steeds. Encompassed by in excess of 200 sections of land of cropland and the Mount Tom woodland, Billings Farm and Museum gives guests a remarkable window into provincial Vermont cultivate life. Guests can likewise investigate our 1890 Farm House, initially worked as an advanced, multi-reason expansion to Frederick Billings' growing homestead task, now fastidiously reestablished to its nineteenth century prime. Broad presentations are shown in nineteenth century horse shelters and utilize relics, oral histories, and photos to portray the occasional round of exercises that formed the lives and culture of provincial Vermonters.