A family legacy since 1957.
After returning from the Second World War, Raymond rented a small farm along Highway 35. In 1957, he and Manetta moved their Holstein herd to the property outside Milltown and named it Longview Farm. They walked the herd along the snowy road to their new home.
The land had first been settled in 1883 by Peter Scott, with forty acres, and was later expanded by the Hermanson family. Raymond and Manetta restored the old buildings, raised six children, and built a dairy operation, milking forty-five Holstein cows and growing their own feed crops.
Earning Grade A status reflected Raymond’s pride in farming. Those dairy details belong to our family history; today Longview Farm remains a working farm and welcomes guests to the farmhouse.
Sharing a stay here is our way of sharing a little of that life.