We visited this delightful historic farm last weekend, it's in Pinnacle North Carolina very close to Pilot Mountain and makes a great day trip from the Triad. The house was built in the late 1800's and it is now a museum show casing life on a farm in the 1900's this is a true gem of a place.
It's surrounded by rolling hills and the house is beautifully kept up with volunteers dressed in period clothes. They also have a visitor center and special days in the fall corn shucking and apple picking is popular. They have a horticulture expert on staff who manages a heritage apple orchard.
The kids got to help make apple pies and shuck corn, there were also period games in the yard and a few farm animals.
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| The old well and herbs drying |
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a barn the farm would have grown and dried a lot of tobacco which still remains a big crop in North Carolina (I personally hope it changes ha)
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| lovely lady frying apple pies, sadly due to health and safety we weren't allow to sample them |
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| one of the bedrooms |
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| the kids loved shucking the corn and the wee man apparently wants a corn shucker as a toy ha |
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| cute donkey |
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pilot mountain
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I highly recommend a trip to visit
Horne Creek and you can also see pilot mountain, a wonderful mountain with great hiking.
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