06/11/2026
DID YOU KNOW? What we now know as the Bachman-McCoy House burned in 1898 and was rebuilt, with evolving architecture over the next almost 30 years. Some of the original materials, such as hand-hewn logs, are visible from the basement. In 1924, it became the Bachman family’s year-round residence after having served as their summer home for more than a decade. In 2004, the Town of Walden acquired the land through a gift/sale, and in 2015, a passionate group of volunteers formed the nonprofit McCoy Farm & Gardens organization, which has restored it to its current treasured state.
Come walk through this historic home at the monthly open house on Sunday, June 14, from 2-4 pm. Learn more as docents share the history of the Bachman-McCoy House, farm, and gardens, and the families who have called it home.
McCoy honey, t-shirts, water bottles, Emma Bell Miles prints, notecards, and more are available for purchase during open houses.
