Lincoln is the proud home of two farms that have been in continuous operation since the early 1770s: The Chambers/Russell/Codman Farm and the Flint Farm.
Each farm tells the tale of two very different families—one, Loyalists of great wealth and stature who had others do all the labor, and the other, Patriots who farmed the land themselves.
The Lincoln Historical Society & the Flint Family are collaborating to present:
The Flint Farm
of 1775
Enjoy talks and tours of this historic working farm and barn
Full Schedule:
The Evolution of Farming in New England & the Flint Homestead 1 pm: Bemis Hall
With author & historian Rick Wiggin. Refreshments served.
Evolution of the Flint Farm Buildings & Equipment 3 pm: The Flint White Barn, 27 Lexington Road
With David Weir—grandson of Warren Flint, Sr. Refreshments served.
Hay wagon tours with Ephraim Flint 2:30 & 3:30 pm : Matlock/Flint Farm, 27 Lexington Road
Hear stories of Flint family farming over the years.
** PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED for wagon tours (capacity limited to 20 per tour—free of charge only at this special event).
