Description
This farm was originally homesteaded by Harrison McLane in 1886. Irish immigrants Dan and Isabelle McPolin acquired the property in 1896 and built up their dairy operation to provide milk for the greater Park City community. The iconic white barn and its green-tiled milking room was completed in 1922 – the very same year that Dan McPolin passed away.
In 1947 D.A. Osguthorpe, a veterinarian for the area mining companies, purchased the farm. He began his dairy operation with fifty cows and over the next forty-three years the operation grew from hand-milking each cow to milking more than 250 cows with modern milking machines.
Locals fondly remember the twice-daily parade of cows who were marched from their barn and pasture south of Highway 224 across the road to the milking sheds on the north side of the highway.
Shipping
Products will ship USPS Priority Mail within three business days. USPS estimates Priority Mail to arrive within two-three business days though this is not guaranteed.
Local Pickup
Local pickup is available. Please choose this option at checkout and your order will be available for pick-up the next business day. Click here to view our hours.
For questions, please call the Museum at 435-649-7457.
