Fayetteville’s Woolsey farmstead project, which has been in the works for 10 years, is nearing completion. The city has been diligently working on restoring the historic farmstead since 2014, and the main house renovation is now finished, bringing the 180-year-old house closer to opening its doors to the public.

The Woolsey farmstead, a significant part of Fayetteville’s history, has undergone a decade-long renovation effort. The completion of the main house marks a major milestone in the project’s progress. With plans to open the property to the public in the near future, the community eagerly anticipates the opportunity to experience the restored historic site.

The project’s significance lies in its preservation of local heritage and the potential to provide educational and recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. The restoration of the Woolsey farmstead reflects the city’s commitment to honoring its past and creating a meaningful destination for the community.