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Historic New England Watson Farm is a spacious 265-acre working family farm in Jamestown, originally established in 1789 by Job Watson and cultivated by five successive family generations. Today, the farmstead is open to the public for self-guided walking tours throughout the year, showcasing sustainable farming practices and operations, including pastoral husbandry traditions and Heritage Red Devon cattle pasturing. Grass-fed beef and lamb are produced at the farm, along with wool blankets and other wool products. Visitors can observe farm fields and seasonal farm activities or participate in outdoor farming workshops throughout the year during open hours.

Address: 455 North Rd, Jamestown, RI 02835, Phone: 401-423-0005

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Step back in time at the Beavertail Lighthouse Museum Go fishing in Fort Wetherill State Park Enjoy the vist from Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge Learn about history at Fort Getty Park Take a self-guided walking tour of Historic New England Watson Farm Pick up a treat at Village Hearth Bakery Cafe If you love art, head to the Jamestown Arts Center Visit Clancy Designs Glass Studio

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