Skyline Farm
A UNIQUE PLACE WHERE HISTORY AND NATURE ARE JOINED FOR LEARNING AND RECREATION."Skyline Farm is a fabulous example of how historic preservation, land preservation, and adaptive reuse can come together to create a wonderful community resource." - Hillary Bassett; Executive Director of Greater Portland Landmarks
Skyline Farm is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization working to transform Skyline Farm into a community resource as a living carriage museum with an antique carriage & sleigh collection, while also preserving the farm's open space and historic buildings for recreational and educational use. Skyline Farm is a community-based organization providing educational and recreational programs based on the role of horse-drawn transportation in the cultural, social and economic development of New England.
Read Our Spring 2019 Newsletter Details are provided about Skyline Farm’s “11th Annual Plow Day, a Spring Festival” offering horse-drawn plowing demonstrations, activities for kids (including wagon rides), blacksmith and carpentry demos, to name but a few. A new exhibit in the museum: "Ladies & Gentlemen" is described. Find out why Brooke Rayford, WGME CBS 13 reporter, came to Skyline on February 21. In other news, Stephanie McDonough, who heads up Farm to Table Kids Inc., shares many updates as she enters her third season at Skyline Farm. (Note: All newsletters are available to download from the "Newsletters" page under "About Skyline"). |