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Plumb Farm is a museum that teaches kids about animals, gardens, crafts, cooking and other things related to farms. |
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| Here are pictures taken at Plumb Farm. (Click on the thumbnail to see a bigger picture. The picture will open in a new window, close that window to return to this page.) | ||||||
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| This is the sign outside of Plumb Farm. | This is the farmhouse. | |||||
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| This is the south side of the house. | This is the north side of the house. | |||||
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| This is the back of the house. | This is an outdoor fireplace. | |||||
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| This is where the well once stood. | Here is the triangle to call everyone to the house for mealtimes. | |||||
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| Here is a wood sculpture of pioneers that stands on the grounds of Plumb Farm. | These were the things needed to wash clothes. There is the washbasin, washboard and the wringer. | |||||
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| This is a garter snake that was found in one of the gardens. | This is Ovid Plumb and his wife. They were part of the original settlers to Greeley. | |||||
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Ovid Plumb built the first frame house in Greeley. That home was not where the Plumb Farm is today. |
This is C.O. Plumb. He was the son of Ovid Plumb. | |||||
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This is Isabella Plumb. She was married to C.O. Plumb. |
This tells about CO and Isabella Plumb and their family. | |||||
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| Here is CO Plumb in his uniform. | This tells about the farm house itself. | |||||
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| This a a copy of the Timber Certificate. | Baby Animals Day at Plumb Farm | |||||