A Pennsylvania family bought a 12-acre farm in 1916; 110 years and four generations later it has grown to 30 acres and is the township’s last working farm
- Narcissa Rd, Pennsylvania, USAWhen the McKeown family first bought a modest 12-acre plot of land along Narcissa Road in 1916, suburban development was still far away.
- Today, 110 years and four generations later, Maple Acres Farm covers 30 acres in Plymouth Meeting and has a unique place in the area: it is the last working farm in Plymouth Township.
- Located just behind the busy Plymouth Meeting Mall and nearby commercial developments, the farm remains a reminder of Montgomery County's agricultural past.
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- Narcissa Rd, Pennsylvania, USAWhen the McKeown family first bought a modest 12-acre plot of land along Narcissa Road in 1916, suburban development was still far away.
- Today, 110 years and four generations later, Maple Acres Farm covers 30 acres in Plymouth Meeting and has a unique place in the area: it is the last working farm in Plymouth Township.
- Located just behind the busy Plymouth Meeting Mall and nearby commercial developments, the farm remains a reminder of Montgomery County's agricultural past.
Sources: Times of India