Spencer–Peirce–Little Farm

The Spencer–Peirce–Little Farm, a Colonial American farm located in Newbury, Massachusetts, is a National Historic Landmark recognized for its rare 17th-century stone farmhouse built around 1690. Nestled on 231 acres of scenic land along the Merrimack River, the farm offers a glimpse into early American agricultural life. Visitors can explore the well-preserved farmhouse, which features original architectural elements and period rooms, including a parlor set for tea and a kitchen restored to the 1930s. The site also includes walking paths through the farmland and exhibits showcasing archaeological finds, making it an engaging destination for tourists and researchers alike.