WELCOME!
The Tilly Foster Farm museum is  a preservation, farming and educational endeavor of the Society for the Preservation of Putnam County Antiquities and Greenways (aka Preserve Putnam) and its founder, George Whipple. The 199 acre Farm is located in the Town of Southeast in Putnam County, NY.

Hours of Operation:
Admission to the Tilly Foster Farm Museum is free and open to the public seven days a week from 10am – 4pm. Special events, educational programs, tours and other activities are offered Spring through Fall. Check our calendar of events for upcoming programs and activity fees.

Activities:
The public is welcome to partake in various passive recreational activities at Tilly Foster Farm: Hiking, Picnicking, Winter Snowshoeing and Fishing.

For Pony Rides, contact Meadow Creek Farm: http://www.meadowcreekfarm.net/Contact.html.
Special events, education activities, family programs are offered throughout the year.

See our brochure and signup here.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Tilly Foster Farm 2012 Photo Contest.
The rules are simple: Participants must be 5 to 18 years old; picture must be taken between September 2011 and July 31 2012; all photos must be taken at Tilly Foster Farm Museum; all entries are due by July 31 to Laurel Snook, may be mailed or dropped off (please set up a time to meet her at the farm); all entries must be accompanied with a $5 entry fee; no more than 2 photos per child. Read more here.

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