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| Farm |
Washburn-Norlands Living History Center [Show Map]
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| Location |
Livermore: 290 Norlands Rd - located 3 miles off route 4. Turn onto Rt. 108 East, travel for approximately 2.5 miles, turn onto Norlands Road. Travel to the top of the hill to the church spire. |
| Phone |
207-897-4366 |
| Contact |
Mary Castonguay |
| E-mail |
norlands@norlands.org |
| Web |
http://www.norlands.org |
| Description of Activities |
A working farm dedicated to farming techniques used in the 19th century. Sheep, cows, pigs, horses, and oxen, maple syrup, yarn, and seasonal items. We hold 24 or 48 hour "Live-In" where a family or group experiences farm life as it was in the 1800's. |
| Hours |
Year round for group programs, daily tours from July 4 to Labor Day. 10:00am to 4:00pm. See web site or call for other hours and offerings. |
| Restrooms |
No |
| Bus Parking |
No |
| Accessible |
No |
| County |
Androscoggin |
Product Types
R=retail
W=wholesale
M=major crop
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Bed and Breakfast (R)
Beef Cattle, breeding (R)
Children's Play Area (R)
Dairy cows, breeding stock (R)
Demonstrations (R)
Display Gardens (R)
Eggs (R)
Fiber, sheep fleeces (R)
Fiber, wool yarn (R)
Hogs, backyard (R)
Horses (R)
Knitted goods (R)
Maple Products (R)
Maple Syrup (R)
Music Festivals or Concerts (R)
Open Farm Day (R)
Petting Zoo (R)
Poultry, Pastured
Sheep, breeding stock (R)
Special Events (R)
Tours (R)
Tours for Schools (R)
Vegetables, Fresh (R)
Wagon Rides (R)
Yarns(R) |
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