Visitors may view exhibits and demonstrations of the work and home lives of early Connecticut farmers. Antique tools, machinery, and household goods reflect two centuries of life on the farm. The Farm Museum exhibit is made possible by the generous individuals who donated tools and equipment from their own farms to help tell the story of Connecticut agriculture. The exhibit is managed and staffed entirely by volunteers. Any group interested in arranging a visit to the Durham Fair Farm Museum is invited to contact Bob Thody, Superintendent, at 349-9191 for reservations or for more information.
Admission is free.
Our Cow Palace is available by the hour for baseball and softball practice and skills clinics. Our fully-netted indoor facility features an 80 by 90 foot clay infield, with 55 to 70 foot adjustable base paths. The carpeted outfield measures 80 by 110 feet. Pitching and throwing facilities are also available. Our fully-netted indoor facility features a carpeted 80 by 110 foot playing surface, with 7 by 14 foot goals.