Job Lane Farm Museum located at 295 North Road, in Bedford, will feature Linda Green, the director of the Westford Museum demonstrate chocolate as it was in the 18th century. Linda is passionate about chocolate. This is all about chocolate, but different from chocolate today and so interesting. Please visit our website: https://joblanefarmmuseum.org Tours of the house and barn will also be held. This is the last Sunday the museum is open this season.

Job Lane 3rd Quilt Exhibit October 9, 2 – 4 pm.  House tours will also be held. Quilts will be exhibited in the house and in the barn.  A picture, the name and history of the quilt will be displayed with the owner’s name. If you have one or two you might wish to display, please contact Jeannette Pothier, 781-275-8794 or [email protected]      

Job Lane Farm Museum, 295 North Road, Bedford. The house will be open for tours on September 25, 2022.  Guided tours are on the 2nd & 4th Sunday, May through October from 2 to 4 p.m. of one of the oldest homes in Bedford, owned by the Town of Bedford.  The house has Rufus Porter murals, a beautiful garden maintained by the Bedford Garden Club ladies and Children’s Colonial Games.  Memory Lane Gift Shop in the Job Lane Barn has many children’s books, Bedford Flag items, and much more

Spinning is not a lost art.  The Job Lane Farm Museum, 295 North Road,  Bedford,  will have two spinners on Sunday September 11, 2 - 4 pm.  In 1768, Boston merchants decided not to import any products from Britain, including textiles.  Ladies here had to learn to spin, which gave way to spinning bees.  Some spinning bees are still held. Zoe Lawson, a very knowledgeable spinner as well as Elizabeth Skipper will be spinning on September 11  during house tours.  More info is on our website at https://joblanefarmmuseum.org

Job Lane Farm Museum, 295 North Road, Bedford: August 28 Guided tours on the 2nd & 4th Sunday, May through October from 2 to 4 p.m. of one of the oldest homes in Bedford, owned by the Town of Bedford.  The house has Rufus Porter murals, a beautiful garden maintained by the Bedford Garden Club ladies and Children’s Colonial Games.  Memory Lane Gift Shop in the Job Lane Barn has many children’s books, Bedford Flag items, and much more.  Admission donation is $4/per person or $10 per family. Our next big event is a Quilt Exhibit on October 9, 2

Job Lane Farm Museum, 295 North Road, Bedford Guided tours on the 2nd & 4th Sunday, May through October from 2 to 4 p.m. of one of the oldest homes in Bedford, owned by the Town of Bedford. The house has Rufus Porter murals, a beautiful garden maintained by the Bedford Garden Club ladies, and Children’s Colonial Games. Memory Lane Gift Shop in the Job Lane Barn has many children’s books, Bedford Flag items, and much more.  Admission donation is $4/per person or $10 per family. Our next big event will be a Quilt Exhibit on October 9, 2 –

UPDATE, July 20, 2022: Due to oppressive heat, the museum will be closed on Sunday, July 24.  Linda Pye Green will reschedule her Chocolate Demonstration as soon as possible. Check for updates on our website at: https://joblanefarmmuseum.org   Job Lane farm Museum Chocolate Demonstrator, Linda Greene will feature a colonial period chocolate  and talk about how chocolate first came to our area.  Linda is an 18th Century  Chocolate Interpreter and was a versatile educator and interpreter at the Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate Shop on the Olde North Church campus. Check our website for more information at  https://joblanefarmmuseum.org The house and barn

The museum, located at 295 North Road, holds house tours every 2nd and 4th Sunday, 2 - 4 pm. May through October. The tours take about 35 minutes, and the barn tour follows the house tours.  The Memory Lane Gift Shop is in the newly built timber-frame barn. We are currently looking for tour guides, and greeters.  We train you and provide colonial clothing. For information, send a message to [email protected]