Farm

In 1911, the Swett-Ilsley House became the first property acquired by Historic New England, just a year after its founding. The original portion, built in 1670 by Stephen Swett, was one room deep, and later additions more than doubled the size of the house. Over the centuries, the building served as a tavern, chocolate shop, chandlery, and press room, in part due to its location on Newbury's most traveled road.

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Dig Into Nature at Drumlin Farm! Enjoy a change of pace at Drumlin Farm, where you and your family can explore a real working farm and a wildlife sanctuary all in one day.

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Four generations of the Huberman family have been selling Christmas trees, perennials, vegetable plants, hanging baskets, potted plants and bedding plants in their Saugus location.

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This bicentennial farm began in 1657. The 10th generation is presently operating the farm, selling a full line of fruits and vegetables at the farm. They also sell wholesale.

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Dunajski Dairy sells to retail stores from Beverly to Boston, and at their farm stand.

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Valley View Farms produces several types of cheese products as well as maple syrup and honey. Valley View does not have a farm stand but their products can be found at numerous cheese shops all over New England as well as in local restaurants including Boston: L'Espalier, Garden of Eden, The Federalist, Eastern Standard and Icarus; Cmbridge: Harvest and The Blue Room; Medford: Bistro 5; Amesbury: Flatbread; Newburyport: Aquatini; Beverly: Cygnet, Soma; Hamilton: Black Cow; Salem: Finz.

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