Dunstable Farm Days was held on Saturday, August 19th, from 1-4pm ~ Click on the link below to watch Susan Fineman’s wonderful video about this day.

Anne Paquin August 17, 2023September 15, 2023 Apple Cider, Childrens Games, Colonial Carpentry Hand Tools, Conversation with a Minuteman, Dunstable Farm Days, Farm Animals, Music, Sheep Herding Demonstration, The art of making quilts, Tinsmith, Town of Dunstable 350th Anniversary, Two-Man Saw, Use a goose quill pen, Wash the Laundry 1880 style

Sponsored by the Tyngsboro-Dunstable Historical Society, Dunstable Rural Land Trust, and Dunstable 350th Anniversary Committee

The Tyngsborough-Dunstable Historical Society, the Dunstable Rural Land Trust, and the 350 Committee had joined forces to honor our farming tradition by presenting an afternoon of demonstrations and hands-on opportunities to see and experience the life of farmers throughout our 350 year history!

On Saturday afternoon, August 19, a number of events took place at the McLoon Barn on Thorndike St. and The Little Red Schoolhouse on route 113 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Visitors had an opportunity to experience a wide range of activities. This afternoon was designed to help children and adults understand a bit better the strength of character it took to be a farm family in Dunstable. Please click on the link to see what took place. Susan Fineman put this wonderful presentation together and is pleased to share it with all of you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-QsGYeLNT4&t=2s It can be viewed on the TV as well. Labeled as Dunstable Farm Days August 19, 2023