Acton Scott Farm Museum

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Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, demonstrates life on a Shropshire upland farm at the turn of the last century.

Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, demonstrates life on a Shropshire upland farm at the turn of the last century. Visitors to the popular famly attraction are transported back in time to the days of shire horses, hay ricks and milkmaids.

The farm allows visitors to mingle with their favourite animals and also view daily demonstrations. You'll see heavy horses working the land with vintage farm machines and everyday you can see milkmaids milking by hand and making butter in the dairy. The butter is then used to make the famous Acton Scott bread, butter, cheese and pickle sandwich. Children visiting the farm will love the resident farmyard and field animals, including:- pigs, poultry, cows and sheep.
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, demonstrates life on a Shropshire upland farm at the turn of the last century.

Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, demonstrates life on a Shropshire upland farm at the turn of the last century. Visitors to the popular famly attraction are transported back in time to the days of shire horses, hay ricks and milkmaids.

The farm allows visitors to mingle with their favourite animals and also view daily demonstrations. You'll see heavy horses working the land with vintage farm machines and everyday you can see milkmaids milking by hand and making butter in the dairy. The butter is then used to make the famous Acton Scott bread, butter, cheese and pickle sandwich. Children visiting the farm will love the resident farmyard and field animals, including:- pigs, poultry, cows and sheep.
www.actonscott.com/historic.php
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acton_Scott
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Coordinates:   52°30'5"N   2°48'12"W

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  • BBC TV's "The Victorian Farm" was filmed here.
  • It can be downloaded from this location after registration: http://www.thebox.bz/browse.php?incldead=0&search=edwardian+farm&nonboolean=1
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