However, don't worry about getting bored, there are a  variety of attractions only minutes away to help fill up your days.  A sampling of these include the Corning Museum of Glass, The National War Plane Museum, The Glenn H. Curtis Museum, the Rockwell Museum, Watkins Glenn International Race Way, and Historic Palmyra, not to mention the shopping.

Come on in and let us show you around.

The land that the farm now sits on was purchased from the Sanford family in 1995.  Lyman P. Sanford started farming the land after he bought it from Martin Pinney and his wife Fannie back in 1873. 

At the time that we acquired the farm the original farm house and barn had fallen into disrepair and had partially collapsed.  Not wanting to lose touch with those who had developed and worked the farm in the past, some of the old hand-hewn beams from the original homestead were salvaged and have been built into both the Carriage House and main home.  See if you can spot them as you wander through the house.