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Written by Jeremy A. Doss
The rich landscape of New England is beautifully composed of scenic rolling hills and tall hardwood trees such as pine, birch and oak. The area around Princeton, Massachusetts, is no exception, and if one were to drive past Mount Wachusett, one could see, nestled among the foothills, a farmstead known as Red Fox Farm.
When approaching the main house, one’s eye is struck by the simple lines of a straightforward colonial architecture, and is drawn to the beautifully weathered cedar shake siding, and the colorful period gardens bordered by an old fashioned stone wall fence. The lush and tastefully arranged gardens include such plants and flowers as foxglove, lavender, poppies, primrose and daffodils. Apple and pear trees are also included, as well as a large horse chestnut tree.
Red Fox Farm holds a long and varied, but rich history.
This home was featured in our spring 2011 issue. We also featured their porch in our fall 2011 issue. Now, here is the exciting news! This home is for sale and can be yours!
Here is a little bit more info:
Restored Homestead on 20 acres. 50x70 barn + Separate 2-bedroom apt., Period Gardens, stone walls, pasture. Near Mt. Wachusett. Ideal for animals. $675,000 www.steeplechaserealtors.com
If interested, call Merillyn: 978-621-6730
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A Primitive Place & Country Journal
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the addition of
David T. Smith
to our staff as contributing writer.
We are honored to have David T. Smith join our team
and we look forward to his contributions to our publication.
David will be sharing his design skills and his knowledge of antiques
and history with our readers.
David devotes himself to reproducing American antique furniture reproductions; New England, Shaker and Pennsylvania-German styles through his business, The Workshops of David T. Smith. The fine museum quality furniture of The Workshops can be found in homes across the nation.
His kitchens have been featured in numerous
national magazines and publications,
such as Early American Life, Country Living, and Country Sampler,
to name a few.
David also conducts seminars around the country sharing his design skills
with those that are designing kitchens for their historic homes.
You can find out more about The Workshops of David Smith at:
Visit David’s blog by clicking here.
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David T. Smith’s first article will appear in our Winter/Holiday 2011 issue
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Trash to Treasures
Spring 2012 Issue - Vol. 3, No. 1 - to be released February 1st
Cover photo from the home of Linda and Thomas Robitaille
Revisiting the Past
Photography by Linda Rudman
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