Algonquin Heritage
The Algonquin Indians were the original stewards of this land - a legacy of connection to the river, wetlands, and forests that we continue to honor.
Pre-Colonial
Mid-1900s
Acquiring the Land
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Working the Land
The family grew corn, soybeans, and timber. The river provided sustenance; the forest, livelihood. Every acre was tended with purpose.
Building Years
Today
A Living Legacy
Today the farm encompasses a tree farm, agricultural land, and a high tunnel partnership with United Way of Onslow County - three distinct operations, one enduring family legacy.