Had my wedding pictures done here.

Amazing ! View ! It was wonderful there , we took Prom photos here it was perfect; u could see forever and the lake was perfect for the pictures ...

This is one of the finest historic farms in New England. The farmhouse was built in 1757 by Stephen Waters. Six generations of the same family, have lived and farmed on this site. Dorothea Waters Moran, was the last descendant of Stephen Waters. She donated the property to the town of Sutton, in 1974. Also of significance is the Waters family connection to the Mayflower.

Went their on a Sunday afternoon, walked the dog around. Stunning view of the valley.

What a nice day today at the farm! I am amazed that I lived in a neighboring town since 1972 and didn't go to the farm's two day annual event until today. While there is lots to see and learn, I was struck by just how nice people there behaved. So many volunteers worked very hard so people Ike me could have a great day. It's hard to pick one favorite thing about the visit. I did love the painted items and bought a child's rocker with a house scene painted on it. So many talented and skilled people were there today. I was able to buy my annual jar of local honey. If you've never been, go next year!

Gorgeous historical period farm well cared for by the Waters Farm Preservation folks. A real gem w fun activities and events during the year. Always a special place to visit and go back in time ...

We went for the fall festival and it was huge and loads of fun for my toddler (3yo), puppy, and food loving husband!

Nice afternoon at the farm.

This is a great place to photograph and also to take the family during events like Waters Farm Days

We really enjoyed Waters Farm Days today. There was a lot of antique machinery, vendors, demonstrations and activities for kids. It was time well spent!!

Waters farm days- great place for outdoor family fun!

Delightful area with significant history. Not a lot in the way of signage, but nice for looking around.