August 29 & 30, 2026 Saturday 10 AM – 4 PM and Sunday 10 AM-3 PM Battle reenactments will be Saturday and Sunday at 1:00P.M. The Battle of Henry House Hill at 1st Bull Run/Manassas: Our scenario depicts one of the climatic engagements of the 1st Battle of Bull Run/Manassas in 1861 where Stonewall Jackson earned [...]
August 29 & 30, 2026 Saturday 10 AM – 4 PM and Sunday 10 AM-3 PM Battle reenactments will be Saturday and Sunday at 1:00P.M. The Battle of Henry House Hill at 1st Bull Run/Manassas: Our scenario depicts one of the climatic engagements of the 1st Battle of Bull Run/Manassas in 1861 where Stonewall Jackson earned [...]
Join the Farm Museum for a 19th Century Base Ball Game! Saturday, September 12th Keystone Base Ball Club vs. Harrisburg's Vintage Team The game will be held on the Farm Museum Baseball Diamond (Landon C. Burns Park - Field 2) at 11:00am. FREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING Old-Fashion base ball uniforms and 19th Century rules [...]
Explore a fascinating collection of historic vehicles! Join us for an engaging evening to discover how vehicles were used in preautomobile days! Diverse Collection: See wheeled vehicles, work wagons, pleasure carriages, commercial carts, sleighs, unique wheelbarrows and some “Head Scratcher” vehicles. Local Roots: Discover vehicles used here in Carroll County - including at least one [...]
We are delighted to present the first ever Carroll Book Festival on Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. The day will build upon Carroll County, Maryland’s reputation as being a community of readers who support authors. Check back soon for more information! And visit: https://www.carrollbookfestival.org/ Activities including: children’s character breakfast, ticketed author [...]
Traditional Arts Festival: October 10 11am-4pm Please stay tuned for more details
NEW DATE THIS YEAR! Please stay tuned for details Food Truck Sunday Funday: October 18: 12pm – 5pm FREE admission & FREE parking. Be sure to vote for your favorite food truck! Food Truck Vendors: 2026 Sponsors: Retail/Shopping Vendors: Interested in being a vendor for this event: https://carrollcountyfarmmuseum.org/participant-application/ Interested in sponsoring this event? Contact Dana [...]
Trick or Treat! & Evening Lantern Walks! at the Farm Museum Delight the whole family this Halloween with a festive evening featuring magical trick-or-treating for the kids, followed by ghoslty lantern walks tailored exclusively for adults! Admission: $5/car 5:30pm: TRICK OR TREAT 8:00pm: SPOOKY ADULT LANTERN WALK
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]
Hands that Built the Holiday: Celebrating 60 years of the Carroll County Farm Museum Built in 1852–1853, the Carroll County Almshouse was more than a shelter — it was a community sustained by hard work, care, and craft. Every meal, every stitch, and every tool was made by hand. This year, as the Carroll County [...]