Greenwood Farm (Ipswich, Massachusetts)

Greenwood Farm is a historic 216-acre property and nature reserve in Ipswich, Massachusetts, featuring the Paine House, a well-preserved First Period farmhouse built in 1694. The farm, surrounded by rivers and marshes, has a rich history dating back to its original settlement by the Pawtucket people and later European colonists. It has been owned by notable figures, including the first keeper of the Ipswich Lighthouse. The Paine House, now a museum, showcases unique architectural features and period furnishings, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers interested in early American history and architecture.