Settlers Green Outlet Village
No admission feeAn open-air outlet shopping village in North Conway.

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A farm museum on the Fryeburg Fair grounds showing New England crafts, trades, and early industries.
1154 Main Street, Fryeburg, ME 04037 · Fryeburg, ME
The Farm Museum is an exhibition at the Fryeburg Fair in Maine. Its displays cover a wide range of historical work, including farming, home-making, logging and log driving, quarrying, leather tanning, blacksmithing, wheelwright work, shoemaking, harness making, beekeeping, ice cutting, and maple sugaring. Craft demonstrations of various trades run during set daytime hours, and a Little Red School House is also open to visitors. The museum is run with help from a curator and a committee.
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