Season Opening May 30th, 2026
Cabin
Heritage Farm
Heritage Farm
The Hunter-England Cabin was built by John Hunter between 1832-1834 in the Choestoe area of Union County. The cabin, said to be the oldest dwelling in Union County, was originally built of poplar logs. As was typical of the time, the cabin had wooden shutters over the window openings and a root cellar dug beneath the floor. Over the years
The Hunter-England Cabin was built by John Hunter between 1832-1834 in the Choestoe area of Union County. The cabin, said to be the oldest dwelling in Union County, was originally built of poplar logs. As was typical of the time, the cabin had wooden shutters over the window openings and a root cellar dug beneath the floor. Over the years, weather boarding was added over the logs and glass windows were installed. After John Hunter's death in 1848, his daughter Harriet and her husband Daniel England lived in the cabin. This is how the house got the name: Hunter-England Cabin.
Heritage Farm
Heritage Farm
Heritage Farm
In front of the Hunter-England Cabin, you will now find a heritage garden with corn, green beans and other crops of historical significance.
Butternut Creek Trail
Historic Black-smith Shop
Historic Black-smith Shop
Take a walk at the Farmer's Market's Butternut Creek Walking Trail and learn about Union County's agriculture and history.
Historic Black-smith Shop
Historic Black-smith Shop
Historic Black-smith Shop
A traditional blacksmith shop open on Saturdays offers visitors a chance to step back in time and experience the craft of metalworking firsthand. Open for tours on Saturdays during the Farmers Market.