Restoration of the property is currently underway, and there are exhibits to view there, as well as the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Center. An original, colonial plantation farm on 300 acres. On the site visitors will find a working farm, a farmhouse built circa 1750, several barns, and a family cemetery. The house is a museum containing artifacts and historic information about the area and the family. Organic seedlings and produce are available for purchase.
Hiking trails surround the property.
The man who painted George Washington was born in this home in 1755. The site is now home to an operating 18th century snuff mill, the first one built in America, and a water wheel. Exhibits include colonial furniture and tools, and information about Gilbert Stuart. Includes antique communion silver, slave gallery and the oldest church organ in North America, built in 1680. This National Landmark was built in 1678, and is very near to the trading center built by Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, in 1636.