Farm Days 1866

Farm Days 1866

Farm Days 1866 is a daylong presentation that follows the book Farmer Boy, by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Bringing the book to life with 40+ demonstrations and presentations.

BCHA’s mission is to preserve our agricultural heritage and educate. In pursuant of this goal we are inviting all area 4th grade public, private and home-schooled students to experience Farm Days 1866.

Sponsored by the Bradford County United Way,  organizations and private individuals, there is no cost for this program.  Having students read the book before coming to the program is a great way to maximize the students’  educational experience.

Important Notes:

1. We ask schools to provide a  chaperone for each group of 10 students.

2. Student’s need to bring a bag lunch (suggestion: pack a lunch that  reflect foods of 1866).

3. The press is invited and pictures will be taken.

4. We expect up to 400+ students a day. The program is the same both days.

Over 100 Volunteers Presenting Demonstrations/Hands-on Activities*

For More Information

Please call or send us an email for more details and to reserve your students’ Farm Days 1866 experience.

Thank you.