The 10.3 acre farm, popularized by Marguerite Henry’s novel, is on the market and a developer has already offered $625,000, according to a story posted yesterday by Chesapeake Bay Magazine.
Staff with the Museum have launched a fundraising campaign to purchase the property and save it future generations.
The family prefers to sell to the museum, but it has only one month to raise the funds.
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