We welcome your support and participation in carrying on the long tradition of the farm.
Thanks to Carl O'Neil's vision, the support of The Wildlands Trust of Southeastern Massachusetts in spearheading the campaign to preserve the farm, a town meeting vote, and the generosity of over 500 private donors, this piece of the Duxbury landscape will forever remain a farm. Mr. O'Neil, whose family established the dairy over 100 years ago, continues the dairy farm. In 2005, Historic O'Neil Farm, Inc., a private non-profit corporation, was established to preserve the agricultural heritage of the O'Neil Farm.
Thanks to Carl O'Neil's vision, the support of The Wildlands Trust of Southeastern Massachusetts in spearheading the campaign to preserve the farm, a town meeting vote, and the generosity of over 500 private donors, this piece of the Duxbury landscape will forever remain a farm. Mr. O'Neil, whose family established the dairy over 100 years ago, continues the dairy farm. In 2005, Historic O'Neil Farm, Inc., a private non-profit corporation, was established to preserve the agricultural heritage of the O'Neil Farm.
Mr. O'Neil's herd is made up of Jersey, Guernsey, Milking Shorthorn, and Holstein cattle.
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Visit the farm by parking on Autumn Ave in Duxbury, MA. The barnyard is currently not open for visitors.
Walk our trails |
The Historic O'Neil Farm designated by Massachusetts Farm Bureau as a Century Farm - a farm that has been in the same family for over 100 years.
Find out more about our 300 year history. |
