The mission of AHFP is to preserve and interpret agricultural practices and lifestyles spanning the late 1800s through the 1940s.
Our vision is to cultivate a greater understanding and appreciation for our diverse agricultural heritage by authentically sharing stories and illustrating how agriculture effortlessly incorporates various disciplines. Through careful preservation, we aim to accurately reflect our history, aspiring to be the foremost educational resource for learners of all ages, backgrounds, and beliefs.
See the past, present, and future of Montgomery County farming at the Agricultural History Farm Park. This scenic 455-acre park features rolling hills, open fields, an apple orchard, and a variety of farm animals. Get a unique perspective on the county’s rich farming heritage while visiting barns, historic buildings, a modern farming activity center, and other facilities at the park.
We currently are not offering group tours but look forward to restarting them at a later date.
We are currently accepting volunteers. If you would like to learn more information on how you can volunteer at the Agricultural History Farm Park, please visit our Volunteer Page for more information.
- Friends of the Agricultural History Farm Park offer programs and provide demonstrations on historical farm life and agriculture.
- To join the Friends, visit FriendsoftheFarmPark.org
- UME Master Gardener Program – Montgomery County offers a variety of plant-related programs and maintain a demonstration garden near the Activity Center. For more information, visit the Master Gardener Program website.
Photography Permits
The Agricultural History Farm Park provides a great background for photography.
A paid photo permit is required for posed photography sessions held at the Farm Park, 7 days a week, 9 am – 5 pm.
For More Information Visit the Photography Permits page for pricing and details on how to request a photography session.