Townline Indoor Farmstand a year round source for local products
Heirloom patterns render knitted or crocheted caps, dish cloths and other goods grandma-made and for sale at New Boston’s Townline Indoor Farmstand. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Granite State in wood and other designs from local artists are sold at Townline Indoor Farmstand to help support the area’s creative community. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Sustainability and the upcycling of items too often discarded is the focus of a collection of artworks at Townline Indoor Farmstand that feature bottle caps, shells and other reusables. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Homemade chocolates and gift-wrapped tins of goat milk fudge beckon from a shelf at Townline Indoor Farmstand, open year-round in New Boston. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Townline Indoor Farmstand owner Srini Damerla of Bedford readies some locally grown produce for customer Deb Farrow, a Francestown member of the farmstand’s email-in-advance, pick-up-later program order, one that included carrots, spinach and garlic. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Townline Indoor Farmstand owner Srini Damerla of Bedford displays to first-time visitor Tammy Wetherbee of Lyndeborough some of the locally sourced products such as honey, elderberry syrup and bakery, plus works from craftsmen and artists available at the year-round farm store in New Boston. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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