Owned and stewarded by the Freeport Historical Society, historic Pettengill Farm features 140-acres of woodlands and fields bordered by the tidal Harraseeket River. The saltbox farmhouse was built c.1810 by Aaron Lufkin with the longest period of ownership by the Pettengill family. Occupied until about 1970, it remains in its original state with no electricity or plumbing. The site offers four walking trails of varying length and difficulty. Visitors are invited to enjoy the grounds dawn to dusk every day of the year.