Blackberry Inn

The main two story cabin came from the Adolph Stevens property on Broomfield Branch at Lavalette. The two add on additions including the kitchen were from Mill Stone Road off Route 2 the Woods Brothers property. The chimney stone came from Merritts Creek.
Appalachia is a region whose geographical boundaries exist not because of any legal boundaries, but because of the shared history, culture, and environment of mountain people in eastern North.  Click on the button below to learn more about the Appalachian Region.

Things to see at Heritage Farm

Museum Tours

Progress Museum Witness the dramatic changes made in the home during 1850, 1900 and 1925.

Transportation Museum shows the progression of the revolution in transportation took place all across America at the turn of the century with the advent of motorized vehicles. From covered wagons to carriages, early autos and an electric truck, you'll find it here. 

Country Store Museum was the first building of the project completed and served as a logical springboard for the rest of the farm.

MakerSpace

The new area will encourage creativity and innovation. Hands-on experiences will include circuitry blocks, needle felting, sewing, Legos, technology, robotics, and much much more

For the Kids

Hands On Children's Museum: The first floor is sure to bring a smile to children of all ages with its "hands-on" experiences of the past.

Six Simple Machine Discovery Zone:
Learn about the Six Simple Machines and how they were used in Farming.
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Petting Zoo: It just wouldn't be a farm without the animals. Come spend some time with many of your barnyard favorites (along with a few non-farm animal surprises).

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