Exeter Farm, Heritage farm site in New South Wales, Australia.
Exeter Farm is a heritage property with residential and agricultural buildings from early European settlement in Australia. The site contains structures that show how people lived and worked during that period of colonial development.
The farm was established during European settlement of Australia in the 19th century. It marks the shift from indigenous land use to European farming practices in the region.
The property shows early farming methods through preserved tools and structures that shaped agricultural development in the region. These remains offer insight into the daily life of early settlers and their connection to the land.
The site is open during set hours, and guided tours can be arranged in advance with the local management office. Visitors should be prepared for unpaved paths and open grounds typical of a farm setting.
The farm preserves original farming equipment and implements that show how cultivation techniques developed in this part of Australia. These tools come directly from the early settlement period and are rarely found still in place at their original location.
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