Built in 1757 by Stephen Waters and now on the National Register of Historic Places with a stunning view overlooking Lake Manchaug, barns, outbuildings and 120 acres of pristine farmland, Waters Farm gives visitors a glimpse of 19th century New England farm life.
Waters Farm Preservation Inc was formed to ensure the continued preservation of this historic landmark. The farm is maintained by a corps of dedicated volunteers working in conjunction with the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission. Our mission is to provide and preserve the educational and recreational experience of a living farm for all generations. Special events are held at the farm each year. Tours are given year-round by appointment.
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Explore the History of Waters Farm Online
The history of Waters Farm from 1757 to today is now easier to explore than ever before. We have updated and expanded...
A Life Once More for an Ancient Sycamore
In the theme of preservation, Waters Farm is the recipient of a beautiful live-edged table from a two centuries old...
The Cultivator Newsletter, 2026 Winter
Revolutionary Waters Brothers By Pat Nedoroscik with Ross Weaver The Massachusetts Militia was formed on December 13,...
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