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The '''Morgan Farm''', owned by [[Wilber T. Morgan]] and his wife [[Marguerita Leonard|Marguerita]], was on the [[Harrietstown Road]]. They had 426 acres and milked 40 cows, by hand and by machine, and delivered daily to restaurants and cure cottages. The farm was sold off piecemeal over the years. Later, the house and 40 acres was owned by [[Joan Frank]] of summer theater fame. | The '''Morgan Farm''', owned by [[Wilbur Morgan|Wilber T. Morgan]] and his wife [[Marguerita Leonard|Marguerita]], was on the [[Harrietstown Road]]. They had 426 acres and milked 40 cows, by hand and by machine, and delivered daily to restaurants and cure cottages. The farm was sold off piecemeal over the years. Later, the house and 40 acres was owned by [[Joan Frank]] of summer theater fame. | ||
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* [[Howard J. Riley]], ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007 | * [[Howard J. Riley]], ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007 | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, 25 October 2026
The Morgan Farm, owned by Wilber T. Morgan and his wife Marguerita, was on the Harrietstown Road. They had 426 acres and milked 40 cows, by hand and by machine, and delivered daily to restaurants and cure cottages. The farm was sold off piecemeal over the years. Later, the house and 40 acres was owned by Joan Frank of summer theater fame.
Sources
- Howard J. Riley, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007