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Plumb Farm is a museum that teaches kids about animals, gardens, crafts, cooking and other things related to farms.
Plumb Farm was begun as a tree claim and later became a farm.
It is almost 100 years old. Today it is one of the city museums. The farm offers many different classes and programs for children through out the year.


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.
Sign This is the sign outside of Plumb Farm.
Farm House Front This is the farmhouse.
South Side of House This is the south side of the house.
North side of the house This is the north side of the house.
back of house This is the back of the house.
outdoor fireplace This is an outdoor fireplace.
well site This is where the well once stood.
triangle Here is the triangle to call everyone to the house for mealtimes.
statue on grounds Here is a wood sculpture that stands on the grounds of Plumb Farm.
washbin These were the things needed to wash clothes. There is the washbasin, washboard and the wringer.
garter snake This is a garter snake that was found in one of the gardens. He is now a part of the animal classes held at the farm.
the Plumbs This is Ovid Plumb and his wife. They were part of the original settlers to Greeley.
About Ovid Plumb



Ovid Plumb built the first frame house in Greeley. That home was not where the Plumb Farm is today.
C>O> Plumb This is C.O. Plumb. He was the son of Ovid plumb.
Isabelle Plumb

 

This is Isabella Plumb. She was married to C.O. Plumb.
CO and Isabelle Plumb Information This tells about CO and Isabella Plumb and their family.
CO Plumb Here is CO Plumb in his uniform.
The Farm House This tells about the farm house itself.
timber This a a copy of the Timber Certificate.
Updated June 7, 2008 9:48 PM

 

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