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Farm history

Flint Hill Farm dates to about 1850. The Cicione and Hassick families worked it from the early 1910s to 1997. These photographs were donated to the farm by the two families.

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Archival photo of the bank barn from the road, hex signs on the siding and newly planted pines that now stand over 60 feet tall

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS

The farm before 1997

Donated by the Hassick and Cicione families. Please credit "Flint Hill Farm, courtesy of the Hassick and Cicione families." Four survive only as small prints; ask us if you need them larger.

Archival photo of the Flint Hill Farm farmhouse in 1910, a two-story clapboard house with a full-width porch, donated by the Cicione family — Flint Hill Farmhouse, 1910. Donated by the Cicione family

Archival photograph of haymaking at Flint Hill Farm, a man on a narrow-front tractor with hay bales in a mown field — Haymaking with a narrow-front tractor

Archival photograph of two women standing in a summer pasture with Holstein heifers — Two women with Holstein heifers in the pasture

Sepia archival photograph of a woman in a long dark dress in the hillside garden below the farm buildings — In the hillside garden below the barns

A woman sitting on the steps of the farmhouse porch among the garden plantings, sepia archival photograph — On the farmhouse porch steps

Archival photograph of the bank barn seen across a plowed field — The barn across a plowed field

Mr. Cicione riding in a horse-drawn wagon at Flint Hill Farm on a visit for his 92nd birthday — Mr. Cicione comes back to visit: a 92nd birthday gift from his daughters

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