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John Scott Farm
The John Scott Farm is a historic farmstead near the community of Shandon, Ohio, United States. Established in the nineteenth century and still in operation in the twenty-first, the farmstead has been named a historic site because of its traditionally built agricultural structures.
==History==
The farm was established in the early nineteenth century; while its precise date of establishment appears to be uncertain, it had definitely been formed by 1829, when future journalist Murat Halstead was born there. It has continued in Halstead's family since that time, taking the name of his brother-in-law John Scott, and passing through various relatives descended from Scott. During the late nineteenth century, the farm was used for stock-raising purposes, and accordingly the barn was constructed in 1884 with a trio of concrete silos. Although the operation had been abandoned by 1895,〔Gordon, Stephen C. ''(Ohio Historic Inventory Nomination: Pumphrey Barn )''. Ohio Historical Society, 2003-01-09.〕 the farm was purchased in 1900 by relatives of the Scotts, and they reopened it as a dairy farm to raise Jerseys.〔Gordon, Stephen C. ''(Ohio Historic Inventory Nomination: Pumphrey Milk House )''. Ohio Historical Society, 2003-01-09.〕 All three historic structures on the farmstead were built between the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth: the granary in 1875,〔Gordon, Stephen C. ''(Ohio Historic Inventory Nomination: Pumphrey Granary )''. Ohio Historical Society, 2003-01-09.〕 the barn in 1884,〔 and the milkhouse in 1915.〔 The milkhouse was in use for a comparatively short time, being closed in the 1950s by a health board order, and an electrically powered milking facility was added to the barn at the same time.〔
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