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Johnston

from A Guide to Rhode Island's Natural Places

Dame Farm
Built circa 1780, this historic site abutting Snake Den State Park continues to be a working farm, run by the Dame family. It offers the opportunity to compare exhibits of historic farm equipment (circa 1870 to 1915), with current farming practices.

A trail on the property runs past the family cemetery, through a former orchard, and past a pasture. Signs along the trail tell some of the history of the site.

Hint: Call ahead to plan your visit during hours that you can see the display of farm equipment. Visit after a snowfall and bring your cross-country skis to explore the property.

For more information, contact R.I.DEM, Division of Parks and Recreation, (401) 222-2632.

Directions:
From I-295 to Rte. 6. Go west for about 1.6 miles. Turn right onto Brown Avenue. Entrance is 1 mile on right.