Massachusetts has plenty of historic homes and building. However, we’re betting you didn’t know it’s also home to the nation’s oldest working farm. Bartlett Farm is a great place to pick up fresh produce and experience a bit of history. Keep scrolling to learn more about this special spot.

Barlett Farm in Salisbury is an old-fashioned farm with a story that dates back over 300 years.
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The farm was founded around 1659, though some accounts have it opening a full 20 years earlier.
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Bartlett Farm has been owned and operated by the same family for its entire history. That’s 11 generations of Bartletts working the same land.
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The farm produces all manner of delicious produce. Their fruits and veggies are second to none.
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Three centuries hasn’t changed much around the farm. The Bartlett family still sells hay, beef, and firewood, as well as fresh produce. Their farm shop is to die for.
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Don't forget juicy strawberries, jam, local honey, coffee, and fudge!
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You can also pick up fresh flowers and plants to beautify your home.
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Locals rave about the delicious produce and even better service. The staff here will make you feel right at home.
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It's clear that this farm has stood the test of time.
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You can find Bartlett Farm at 96 Main St., Salisbury, Mass. Check out their Facebook page for more information. If you love charming farms, here are the best ones to visit in the state.

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