BLOOMFIELD FARM IMPLEMENT MUSEUM
Bloomfield, CT – I saw a sign off the highway and followed it to the Farm Museum. It was early in the morning so it was closed; it is only open by appointment anyway. It was started by W.T. Phillips in 1980 as a tribute to his father, an illiterate blacksmith on the island of St. Kitts in the British West Indies. It has a large number of implements on display. I got this information from an article written in 2003 and at that time W.T. was 77.
NOTE: I spoke to a local and he said the museum is closed.
In this photo is what I believe to be a potato picker, the museum barn is in the background.
Enjoy
Info: http://www.hartfordadvocate.com/gbase/Guides/content.html?oid=oid:19164
1 Comments:
Happy Birthday to your blog Bill!
I've enjoyed visiting New England through your camera. Good job!
Get yourself a cake.
(or another helping of scandinavian spaghetti, a.k.a. norwegian noodles)
Shari
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