Philip Foster Farm
Open June-September. A step back in time. look, listen & feel the pioneer experience. Walk through the beautiful gardens, smell the flowers on the oldest lilac in Oregon. Visit the 1883 Farm House, 1860 hay barn, grind & press some apples into fresh a
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Philip Foster Farm
Phillip Foster Farm: After an overland route to Oregon City, known as the Barlow Road, was built, thousands of pioneers saw their first sign of civilization after nearly four months and 2,100 miles on the Oregon Trail at Phillip Foster's Farm. Here they could rest their livestock and weary feet while enjoying a true home-cooked meal and likely the first cup of coffee they'd had in months before pushing on through the final leg of the journey to Oregon City. Today the farm is a living history museum of what life in the Oregon Territory was like in the mid-1850s.
Keywords: Scenic, Free, Just you alone / As a single, With teens, Historic Site, Midday, Interesting, All year, Historic, In the evening, Museum (History), Everyone, In the afternoon, With a group, Summer (June - August), With kids, Local culture, As a senior citizen, Exciting, As a couple, In the morning, Easy to reach, Fall (September - November), Spring (March - May), Other things to see
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Oregon Trail History
Living History Farm at the end of the Barlow Road, hands on pioneer activities, gardens, gift shop, hosted by persons in period dress.
Keywords: With teens, Historic, Everyone, With a group, Summer (June - August), With kids, On weekends, During the week, As a senior citizen, Fall (September - November)
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