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Photos: Fourth-Annual Agricultural Fair at the Loring-Greenough House

Last updated on September 29, 2015

The 4th annual Jamaica Plain Agricultural Fair was held on the grounds of the Loring Greenough House Sunday.
The 4th annual Jamaica Plain Agricultural Fair was held on the grounds of the Loring Greenough House Sunday.

For the past four years, Bill Perkins of Agricultural Hall, 245 Amory St. at the Brewery complex, has hosted an old-fashioned New England agricultural fair in Jamaica Plain. The last three have been held on the grounds of the Loring-Greenough House – itself originally the hub of an 80-acre farm – and were co-sponsored by the Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club.

The Jamaica Plain News wandered over on a beautiful crisp fall Sunday morning to see what the harvest was like.

Leah Ahmed from Child Stlearns how to tap a maple sugar tree. Somerville Ground works display.
Leah Ahmed from Child St learns how to tap a maple sugar tree. A member of Groundwork Somerville shows her the best technique.
Samil Battenfield helps Sarah White run the cider press
Samil Battenfield helps Sarah White run the cider press
The Kraut Mob table makes salads.
The Kraut Mob table makes salads.  Alex Dubois of Paul Gore St., the chef at The Haven tries a new recipe

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" Almost 2" year old Iris Henry from Williams St investigates a chicken at the YardbirdsBackyard Chickens table.
\” Almost 2\” year old Iris Henry from Williams St investigates a chicken at the YardbirdsBackyard Chickens table.
Organizer Bill Perkins of Agricultural Hall
Organizer Bill Perkins of Agricultural Hall
The Jamaica Plian Tuesdya Club was the co sponsor ofthe Agricultural Fair, Tuesday Club member Holly Cavender at right in blue
The Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club was the co sponsor of the Agricultural Fair, Tuesday Club member Holly Cavender at right in blue.
Cider pressing
Cider pressing