The Curran Homestead

	The Curran Homestead
	A turn-of-the-century living history farm & museum

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Our next event:

Annual Fire and Ice Festival at Fields Pond, February 6, 2010, 10AM-2PM
For further information, click here or contact Robert Schmick by phone at 207-843-5550, or by email at: rpschmick1@aol.com

Check out the latest exciting news about The Fields Pond Blacksmithing Association here

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The Curran Homestead Farm and Living History Museum:
A Mission to Preserve and Educate the Public
About Our Unique Rural Heritage

The American family farm is vanishing ... and with each lost farm, another symbol of Maine’s unique culture is gone forever; another resource is gone forever.

The Curran Homestead Living History Farm and Museum Is capturing for future generations the values and customs of rural America and demonstrating a time when self-reliance, cooperation, industry and thrift were honored traditions and values worth relying on.

The Curran Homestead Living History Farm and Museum will enrich the lives of our children, offer our community many opportunities for wholesome family fun and serve as an excellent educational resource through our museum displays and hands-on activities and programs.

And you can assist us in making it happen. Your contribution will help preserve an historic Maine landmark and bring back to life the traditions of rural America. Your help will assist us in bringing back the values that will see our children into the future with a better foundation and a solid grasp of what community means. For further information, contact us at: 207-745-4426, or email: rpschmick1@aol.com

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