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From Harvest to Hearth & Corn Shocking

Saturday, September 20| 10:00–4:00

A kitchen equipped with a wood-burning stove, an icebox and a butter churn wouldn't hold much appeal for most modern-day families, but for the one that lived at Howell Farm in the year 1900, it would have been a welcome improvement over the 18th-century open hearth that was used generations before.

Visitors can experience the sights, smells and tastes of these two very different kitchens on Saturday, October 5th, with cooking activities, recipe sampling, and hands-on experiences for visitors.





Summer on the Farm

June–August  


Summer on the Farm is a time to have fun outdoors...after the chores are done of course!

In this pre-booked educational program, children will learn what life would have been like for kids living on a farm in 1900 – pumping water for the animals, bedding the barn with straw, and meeting the horses, pigs, sheep, and chickens up close. Once the work is all done, participants will try 19th-century games on the farmhouse lawn, and finally relax and watch the fields roll by from their seats on a hay-filled wagon.


Farm Animals

In a 90-minute sampler of the Howell Farm morning chores, children meet horses, sheep, pigs, and chickens, learning how a farmer’s family works to keep the animals healthy, warm, and productive during the coming winter. Participants help shell and grind corn for animal feed, look for eggs in the henhouse, and help the farmer with other work around the farm. Reservations required; learn more on our Hands-On Learning page!


Farmer's Blog

Barn Dance Fundraiser

Friday, April 25 | 7:30–9:30 p.m.


$25 per person (reservations required) to benefit the restoration of the antique kitchen garden fence

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70 Woodens Lane

Hopewell Twp., NJ 08530

Main: 609-737-3299
Fax: 609-737-6524

info@howellfarm.org

U.S. Mail
101 Hunter Road

Titusville, NJ 08560


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Howell Farm is owned by the County of Mercer and operated by the Mercer County Park Commission

Dan Benson, Mercer County Executive

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