RAFFLE DONORS$200 of scratch ticketsB&L Cleanout $200 gift certificateDunkin' Donuts OxfordElm Draught House CinemaFamily of knitted snowmenLucille's FloralNAPA Auto PartsPhoto session from Willowtree PhotographyVictorian antique pump organWaters Farm gift basketWomen's red jacketWomen's sherpa coat

and more!!!

Darling Barn

Blacksmith Shop

Farm House

Future Homeof

Nathan’s Barn

Ticket Booth

Children’s Area

Shingle Mill

You are HERE

NORTH

7

1

Car Show

RaffertySugarhouseMaple SugarProducts &

Demonstrations(Saturday ONLY)

Become a MemberMembership Information

at the ticket booth

6

SATURDAY ONLY EVENTS TIME LOCATIONCooking with Patty Gardner DBCarolyn Stearns, Storyteller 3Donkey Demo 3Elmhurst Dairy Calves & Demo 6Green Bean Project presents "GOOSE TALES" 11:30a 5Maple Sugaring Process & Products from Pure BS Maple Shack MS

Murphy Academy of Irish Step Dance 3:00p 3includes an opportunity for audience participation

Tractor Pulls: Open Lawn & Garden Tractors TPSUNDAY ONLY4-H Learn to Show a Cow 6Angel Hair Alpacas 6Apple Pie Baking Contest 12:30p PSCar Show 2Cooking with Mrs. G - Mushroom Demo & Products for Sale DB

Food: Olive Branch Lodge 3Tractor Pulls: South Shore Garden Tractor Pullers TPEVENTS BOTH DAYS4-H Petting Zoo 54-H Sutton Preservationist Club Animals 6Antique Cars & Trucks 3Antique Chain Saw Display 6Antique Gas Engines, Tractors & Doodlebugs 1Apple Crisp ACAurora, the horse, with Angela Kazanovicz 3Blacksmithing at the Capt. Cornelius Putnam Blacksmith Shop BS

Brother Jonathan Tinner DBBrown Swiss Ox Teams 6Bullard House Pottery Demonstrations DBChildren's Activities, Games & More 5Clothing, Gifts & More at Pennie Putnam's Peddler's Shop FH

CMDART (Central MA Disaster Animal Rescue Team)Information 3Craft Vendors & Exhibitors 4 & DBCub Scouts & Boy Scouts Information 4Dog Orphans Rescue DBFarmhouse Tours (on the half hour) FHFirst Congregational Church 300th Anniversary Information EN

Food: Crystal Caves 3Food: Sutton Lions Club 3Food: Jeremiah Soft-Serve Ice Cream 2Food: Sausages & More SMHistorical Trail Walk 1:30p PSHoney Bees, Products & Soap - It's Only Chemistry 4Mass. National Guard Activities & Information 3Military Vehicles 3Music: Cruisin' Bruce Palmer 3Music: Daniel Chauvin, Singer-Songwriter ACPeddler's Shop PSPhoto Booth 5Raffles DBRattlesnake Hill Indian Prayer Walk Signboard DBRevolutionary War Re-enactors 3Rhodesian Ridgeback Rescue 6

Schedule of Events 2019 Events subject to change & location

TAKE A FREE TOUR OF THEWaters Family House.

Tours on the half hour10a - 3:30p

Sunday Only

Thank you for your generous

support of Waters Farm.

Lower Field

2

Middle Field

3

Upper Field5

North Pasture4

Children's Activities — North Pasture 5

• Bounce House• Bubble Machine• Cololring Activities• Crafting• Family Tent• Green Bean Project presents "Goose Tales" Sat at 11:30a• Haunted Bounce House Obstacle Course• Knock Down Cans• Petting Zoo and much more!

Crystal Caves 3Jeremiah's Soft-Serve Ice Cream 2Sausages & More SMSutton Lions Club 3Apple Crisp ACOlive Branch Lodge (Sun. ONLY) 3

DB

BS

SM

EN

FH

MS

PSPeddler Shop(Gift Shop)

FOOD

LOST & FOUND AT THE TICKET BOOTH & PEDDLER'S SHOP

ACCrisp

ATM — PEDDLER’S SHOP & DARLING BARN

CREDIT CARDS - Main Entrance, Peddler’s Shop & Children’s Area

5

FOOD

Tractor Pull

8

FH

Route 146 Supply Center - John Deere 1Shingle Making at the David T. Putnam Shingle Mill SMSign Carving & Traditional Sign Writing & Gilding DBSpinning Demonstrations FHSutton Fire Department Truck DBSutton Police Department 3Tractor Pulls - Farm Tractors TPWagon Rides 1Waters Family Storyboards DBWaters Genealogy with Ross Weaver FHWoodland Legends Native American Art, Carvings & Walking Sticks DB

5

• Photo Booth• Pumpkin Bowling• Pumpkin Tic-Tac-Toe• Sack Races

Rafflesat

DarlingBarn

OCTOBER 19 & 20, 2019 — 10 AM - 4 PM

Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.4 Uxbridge Rd., Sutton, MA 01590

508.865.0101 | www.watersfarm.org

SAVE THE DATE

Fall Festival 2019

Our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our many supporters whohelp make this event happen. Your time, labor, products andmaterials help us have a successful event for all to enjoy!Thank you!

Thank You...

To our volunteers,A special thank you in making this all possible. Thank youfor your time and energy in taking on all the tasks, planningand organization throughout the year. Your commitment to theFarm allows us to carry on the legacy of Waters Farm and tocelebrate and honor the dream and vision of Dorothea andBud.

Welcome toWaters Farm

THE NATHAN’S BARN PROJECTSAVING THE CHROBAK BARN

The original 40’x60’ New England style barn, built by Nathan Waters around 1840, was lost 100 years later during the Hurricane of 1938. At that time, Walter Waters, owned the property and used it as a summer home. The only animals on premises were 2 calves and 1 horse.

The replacement building, built around 1940 by Sidney Hutchinson, was a barn/garage combination of more modest size, constructed atop the existing granite walls and foundation stones quarried on site. It was necessary to take down that building in recent years. We were able to save the granite slabs and an original barn beam.

Waters Farm was approached by David Stevenson of D M Stevenson Housewright, to save and preserve the Chrobak Barn, located in West Sutton a few miles from the Farm. Stevenson had previously moved the Darling Barn from Darling Lane in the Village of Manchaug and reconstructed it at Waters Farm.

The beautiful New England style barn from the Chrobak property is strikingly similar to the original Na-than’s Barn. Believed to be constructed around 1860, the building was a good candidate to be moved.

NATHAN’S BARN PROJECT STATUSCurrently the Chrobak Barn has been disassembled and the boards and beams are in storage awaiting start of reassembly and reconstruction on the foundation here on the Farm sometime in 2018.

HOW YOU CAN HELP Support our Events. Support the Buy-A-Board, Build-a-Barn fundraiser Donate directly to the Build-a-Barn Project Waters Farm Preservation Inc. at 4 Uxbridge Road Sutton, MA 01590Watch for our Raise the Barn announcements in 2018 when we start reconstructing the Chroback Barn at Waters Farm and see how you can help us rebuild this Barn.

Living HistoryWaters Farm Preservation, Inc.

www.WatersFarm.com

53 Waters Rd, W. Sutton, MAMail: 4 Uxbridge Rd., Sutton, MA 01590

508-865-0101 Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.

is a 501(c)3 non profi t organization.

THE WATERS FARM STORYThe story of Waters Farm is one that dates back over 250 years to 1757. It is a story of a town founded in 1704 and settled in 1716 that once extended far beyond it’s cur-rent borders. It is a story of a new nation struggling through the early stages of forming an identity unique in the world. And it is a story of a family with simple beginnings who went on through many generations to do great things.

Stephen Waters constructed the main house at Waters Farm in 1757. Two additions were added in the early 1800’s. Elec-tricity came to the house in 1930, and the fi rst telephone was installed in 1935. Family history indicates that the house has never been any other color than red. The Sutton Beauty Apple was created here, and the farm is believed to be the site of the fi rst commercial apple production in the country.

But the story of this place does not end with that one family. With wisdom and generosity the last heir, Dorothea Waters Moran, envisioned more for this house than she alone could provide...a living, breathing, vibrant, motivational, educa-tional, inspirational destination for generations to come.

In 1974, Dorothea Waters Moran conveyed to the Town of Sutton for stewardship her ancestral home including contents and records.

This is truly a rare view of early American life in a wonderful house that will be kept intact for future generations.

Waters Farm Preservation Inc., a non-profi t organization, was formed to ensure the continued preservation of this historic landmark. This organization is run entirely by volun-teers, who donate their time and energy to preserving the legacy of Waters Farm for all to enjoy. All the money raised from our various events and any contributions received are used solely to preserve and enhance the Farm. If you are interested in helping us, please see our volunteer section on our web site www.watersfarm.com.

www.WatersFarm.com

DIRECTIONS: From Route 395 North or South: Take Oxford exit 4A, Sutton Ave., Sutton. Stay on Sutton Ave. for approximately 2.6 miles. Take a right onto Douglas Pike/Road at the Whittier Farms & red Waters Farm signs located at the beginning of Douglas Pike). Follow Douglas Pike/Road for approximately 1/2 mile to Whittier’s Farm Store. Bear left around their farm house onto Douglas Road.& go approximately 1/2 mile. Turn right onto Waters Road.From Route 146 North or South: take the “Central Turnpike, Oxford” exit. Head towards Oxford. FollowCentral Turnpike for approximately 4.7 miles. Take a left onto Douglas Road at the Whittier Farms & red Waters Farm signs, then the fi rst left onto Waters Road.

Watch for Waters Farm signs along the way.Living History

Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.

www.WatersFarm.com

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

Fall Festival

10 am - 4 pm

Sat. & Sun. 2017

Visit our Website for more information

December 7, 2019

Breakfast

with Santa

Sponsored byRyan &

StephanieFattman

53 Waters Rd, W. Sutton, MAMail: 4 Uxbridge Rd., Sutton, MA 01590

508-865-0101

Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.is a 501(c)3 non profit organization.

www.WatersFarm.org

WATERS FARMLiving History

THE NATHAN’S BARN PROJECTSAVING THE CHROBAK BARN

The original 40’x60’ New England style barn, built by Nathan Waters around 1840, was lost 100 years later during the Hurricane of 1938. At that time, Walter Waters, owned the property and used it as a summer home. The only animals on premises were 2 calves and 1 horse.

The replacement building, built around 1940 by Sidney Hutchinson, was a barn/garage combination of more modest size, constructed atop the existing granite walls and foundation stones quarried on site. It was necessary to take down that building in recent years. We were able to save the granite slabs and an original barn beam.

Waters Farm was approached by David Stevenson of D M Stevenson Housewright, to save and preserve the Chrobak Barn, located in West Sutton a few miles from the Farm. Stevenson had previously moved the Darling Barn from Darling Lane in the Village of Manchaug and reconstructed it at Waters Farm.

The beautiful New England style barn from the Chrobak property is strikingly similar to the original Na-than’s Barn. Believed to be constructed around 1860, the building was a good candidate to be moved.

NATHAN’S BARN PROJECT STATUSCurrently the Chrobak Barn has been disassembled and the boards and beams are in storage awaiting start of reassembly and reconstruction on the foundation here on the Farm sometime in 2018.

HOW YOU CAN HELP Support our Events. Support the Buy-A-Board, Build-a-Barn fundraiser Donate directly to the Build-a-Barn Project Waters Farm Preservation Inc. at 4 Uxbridge Road Sutton, MA 01590Watch for our Raise the Barn announcements in 2018 when we start reconstructing the Chroback Barn at Waters Farm and see how you can help us rebuild this Barn.

Living HistoryWaters Farm Preservation, Inc.

www.WatersFarm.com

53 Waters Rd, W. Sutton, MAMail: 4 Uxbridge Rd., Sutton, MA 01590

508-865-0101 Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.

is a 501(c)3 non profi t organization.

THE WATERS FARM STORYThe story of Waters Farm is one that dates back over 250 years to 1757. It is a story of a town founded in 1704 and settled in 1716 that once extended far beyond it’s cur-rent borders. It is a story of a new nation struggling through the early stages of forming an identity unique in the world. And it is a story of a family with simple beginnings who went on through many generations to do great things.

Stephen Waters constructed the main house at Waters Farm in 1757. Two additions were added in the early 1800’s. Elec-tricity came to the house in 1930, and the fi rst telephone was installed in 1935. Family history indicates that the house has never been any other color than red. The Sutton Beauty Apple was created here, and the farm is believed to be the site of the fi rst commercial apple production in the country.

But the story of this place does not end with that one family. With wisdom and generosity the last heir, Dorothea Waters Moran, envisioned more for this house than she alone could provide...a living, breathing, vibrant, motivational, educa-tional, inspirational destination for generations to come.

In 1974, Dorothea Waters Moran conveyed to the Town of Sutton for stewardship her ancestral home including contents and records.

This is truly a rare view of early American life in a wonderful house that will be kept intact for future generations.

Waters Farm Preservation Inc., a non-profi t organization, was formed to ensure the continued preservation of this historic landmark. This organization is run entirely by volun-teers, who donate their time and energy to preserving the legacy of Waters Farm for all to enjoy. All the money raised from our various events and any contributions received are used solely to preserve and enhance the Farm. If you are interested in helping us, please see our volunteer section on our web site www.watersfarm.com.

www.WatersFarm.com

DIRECTIONS: From Route 395 North or South: Take Oxford exit 4A, Sutton Ave., Sutton. Stay on Sutton Ave. for approximately 2.6 miles. Take a right onto Douglas Pike/Road at the Whittier Farms & red Waters Farm signs located at the beginning of Douglas Pike). Follow Douglas Pike/Road for approximately 1/2 mile to Whittier’s Farm Store. Bear left around their farm house onto Douglas Road.& go approximately 1/2 mile. Turn right onto Waters Road.From Route 146 North or South: take the “Central Turnpike, Oxford” exit. Head towards Oxford. FollowCentral Turnpike for approximately 4.7 miles. Take a left onto Douglas Road at the Whittier Farms & red Waters Farm signs, then the fi rst left onto Waters Road.

Watch for Waters Farm signs along the way.Living History

Waters Farm Preservation, Inc.

www.WatersFarm.com

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

Fall Festival

10 am - 4 pm

Sat. & Sun. 2017

WATERS FARM40 th

Annual

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsor

Your membership is important to the farm.

Through your membership dollars we are ableto continue the legacy of Dorothea Waters Moran, maintain the house and grounds and provide qualityfamily experiences for all to enjoy.

• Membership is affordable:$10.00 for a single membership,$20.00 for a family membership$50.00 for a business membership(additional donations are always welcome and needed).

• Membership is being part of a living history andeducation center. Waters Farm is known throughout the entire region for its pristine setting and historicalfeatures. Be a part of that legacy through your membership dollars.

Thank you for your support!AN ALL-VOLUNTEER, 501(C)3 NONPROFIT LIVING HISTORY CENTER

Become a Member TODAY!

Sheriff Lew & The Worcester County Sheriff’sDepartment

Community Service Programfor the amazing job that they have done throughout the year.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Work Day Projectsand Events

• Families• Friends• Groups• Individuals

Relive the traditions of yester-years...People gathering for a common cause!

Dauphinais Concrete, Inc.SUTTON, MASSACHUSETTS

GOLD SPONSORSAl's Rubbish Removal bankHometownChaseHarris Dauphinais ConcretePriority Payment Systems. Tony's Sutton PizzaWorcester County Sheriff's Department

SILVER SPONSORSGaudette Insurance

EVENT SPONSORS Benjamin Insurance C & S LumberClinical Research Consulting Coldstone CreameryCountry Montessori Preschool Eden & RaffertyFarrar Auto Body Fleet ElectricGoretti's Supermarket Gurney Water TreatmentHerlihy Company Millbury Family DentistryMulhane Funeral Home Olive Branch Lodge AF&AMRanger Automation Systems Roger's Farm & Garden SupplyRonald Rosen CPA Ryan & Stephanie FattmanSutton Animal Hospital Sutton Center Country StoreSutton Preservationist 4-H Club Whittier Farms

Thank You To Our Sponsors