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A step back in time in Old Saybrook

November 03, 2013 12:00 am • Last Updated: November 03, 2013 10:50 pm

Brenda Milkofsky, farm curator, demonstrates harvest processing in the elder Bushnell house, built 1678, during the Harvest Home event Saturday at the historic Bushnell Farm in Old Saybrook.

Brenda Milkofsky, farm curator, demonstrates harvest processing in the elder Bushnell house, built 1678, during the Harvest Home event Saturday at the historic Bushnell Farm in Old Saybrook.

Sarah Carlson, of Foxglove Farm in Lyme, drives the wagon pulled by Percheron draft horses during the Harvest Home event Saturday at the historic Bushnell Farm in Old Saybrook.

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