Historic Johnson Farm is a non-profit heritage education center and farm museum for area school children and the community. It features an 1880's home, a barnloft museum, 10 historic buildings, animals, nature trails, and 15 acres of fields, forest and streams. Click on Events and Workshops on the navigation bar and check out what we have scheduled throughout the year. From our Farm Festival to the LEGO BLAST! we have plenty to offer in a great family atmosphere. Be sure to take the time to view our Event Videos also to see some of what happened at the farm during this and previous years.
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Historic Johnson Farm is open to the public from 8:00 am to 2:30pm. Days of operation are Tuesday through Friday from September through May, following the traditional school year calendar. The farm is open Monday through Thursday June through August, during the school system’s summer break.
Tours
Tours for the public are at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm on operating days. Tour fees are $5 for adults, $3 for students K-12, and preschoolers are free. The grounds are free and open to the public for walking on operating days.
School Tours, Field Trips and Group Tours
School group tours and field trips are available free of charge to teachers and students of Henderson County Public Schools. A fee is charged for students from other counties. Tables are available in the meadow for carry-in picnic lunches . Sorry, no concessions available. Call 891-6585 to schedule a tour or field trip.
The farm is also an ideal setting for outings for senior groups or other organizations. We have a special rate available for group tours. Please call the farm office if you would like to schedule a tour. A small gift shop gives you the opportunity to bring home a piece of local heritage.
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the Heritage Weavers and Fiber Artists and the Boarding House
