Holcomb Farm
Holcomb Farm is a 357 acre historic farm kept in the Holcomb family since the early 1700s. The land was used to produce cider, wood, milk and shade tobacco. The farm is currently operated a an art and environmental learning center which offers programs in the arts, nature, indoor and outdoor animals and contains a 20 acre Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. It is the home of the famed Link & Learn program which partners urban and suburban youth to experience diversity via hands-on environmental science,heritage and arts programs. During the school year, many teachers bring their