Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm consists of over 100 acres of pasture, woods and fields. The farm buildings at Quiet Valley, including the barn and farm house, are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Quiet Valley raises a variety of historically appropriate livestock and fowl that are quickly disappearing from the agricultural landscape. Traditional Pennsylvania crops such as wheat, corn and rye are grown as well. Follow the links below to learn more!

You can learn more about some of these buildings by choosing a link below:

Quiet Valley is home to a number of rare breed species of livestock and fowl. The breeds raised at Quiet Valley are the same that one would have found on a small Pennsylvania farm in the 1800's.

You can learn more about our animal friends by choosing a link below:

Rabbits	Horses	Chickens	Goats	Mule	Cow	Sheep	Pigs	Turkeys

Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm grows a variety of traditional crops in our fields and gardens. We use authentic methods to both plant and harvest our crops and the bounty is used here on the farm.

Pictures courtesy of Hamptons Locations

You can learn more about our field crops by choosing a link below:

Flax	Wheat	Corn	Rye	Potato