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Mystery Farm * , The Mystery Farm was correctS; ly identified last week as “The Hill”,, owned by Oliver Durant
■11 and jlocatpj; on routs 522 be'- tween Boston and Culpeper in Culpeper County. Mr. Durant verified the photo. Gordon Thornhill of Boston was the first* toidentify the fanti and: will retfeive a years subscription this paper. Others guessing correctly were: Mitchell Jenkins, J,
| Flejcher, Grace Masse, Fran-, ■ Thorntpn, .Waverly Frazier, i 'touemdia Moffett, Jack Bruce, > Joyce De Bergh,' and Junior Haw-: ;kins. _ - , ’ ■ • Mr. Durant inherited the 600 acre farm from his father, J. G. „DurantJ who settled here in 1880, ' coming from Salr t.ake City when t ;-'V
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