moore family century farm

Click the photo above for a video welcome to the historic award-winning Moore Family Century Farm (est. 1870) in Benton County, Tennessee. 

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Our farm tells an important Reconstruction era story: how African Americans started and continue to grow their own farms. A rare jewel, African American Family Farms represent 1.3% of total family farms in the United States. Come feel the tranquility and serenity of this special place.

 

Call or text us to schedule a tour or special event (wedding, retreat, reunion, communion, ancestor tribute, meditation, baptism, funeral) at our peaceful 150+ year old, 200-acre interpretive working farm complete with indoor outdoor museum, historical trail, cemetery, church, school, forest, row crops, and farm building remnants.  

 

​​ donate + volunteer 

Join the MTSU Center for Historic Preservation, Tennessee State Museum, Humanities Tennessee, American Forest Foundation, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Winston County Self-Help Cooperative, Federation of Southern Cooperatives, TN Historical Commission and individual donors who generously provide skills, advice, financial, and in-kind gifts to the Moore Farm!

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Your special gift will go far to transform the way people across the country understand our shared agricultural history and values.

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Your tax-deductible time, travel, or donation (EIN available upon request) will help us create jobs and tourism revenue for Benton County, Tennessee. Please donate through the following options:

 

+ Mail Check payable to NAPAS,

PO Box 135, Whites Creek, TN 37189 

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+  Electronic donation options available upon request

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​THANK YOU for your support.