August 19th 1933 - !DISCOVERY!

We wanted a farm for our summer vacations, where we could have lots of room to run about and make noise, and a cow and chickens, and other animals! A real farm, with a garden for peas and carrots, corn and lettuce, and "bean vines seven"! We needed a stream for fishing and wading, and mountains nearby where we could see them, and climb them. We wanted a good house, big enough for everyone, and woods nearby, with trails and sugar maple trees and pine trees, for sugar and open fires.

Mr. Martin, of Newfane, Vt. knew of some farms and took us to see them. When we found this house on the Finn Road near Bondville, we recognized it as home, and telegraphed to the Senior Woodbridges, who liked the idea, so we now have a farm.  ...

And so starts the legacy of Wind Hill Farm. Read more in The Farm Book, a pictorial history of Wind Hill Farm.

• Windy Brow - A young child's wonderous summer experience and a seed that became Wind Hill Farm.
• The Farm Book, a pictorial history of Wind Hill Farm
• The Cartwright Family by Joseph Lester Woodbridge