Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm

Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm is a family-pleasing National Historic Landmark with practices for all ages. The 230-segment of land site fuses a 1690 home that filled in as the country seat of rich Newburyport brokers and a joined farmhouse that was home to a Lithuanian family for a vast bit of the twentieth century. Take a visit or come to one of the farm's ious outside events, including Vintage Base Ball from May to October. The old trees and grouped structures of Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm pass on a feeling of incredible age and the death of endless periods of planting and gather. At the point when the house was constructed at some point amid the last quarter of the seventeenth Century, it was planned to inspire the guest, despite everything it does today. It's forcing size and abnormal building materials, stone and block, summon regard and interest. Since 1986, the Farm has been the focal point of proceeding with recorded research, protection and archeological investigation.