Hill Farm welcomes a classic Farmall tractor to its entrance drive. Learn how the Farmall revolutionized American agriculture and why it still turns heads more than a century later.

If you've spent time in Southern Vermont, you've seen it spelled both ways, Battenkill and Batten Kill, often within a few miles of each other. Both spellings are accepted, but they have distinct loyalties.

In the summer of 1776, as the Continental Congress was signing the Declaration of Independence, a child named Abner Hill was born on a frontier homestead in Sunderland, Vermont. The Hill family was, from the very beginning, woven into the founding fabric of the Equinox Valley.