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Too many of us are out of rhythm with the world around us. Which is why we founded Beekman 1802. Whether you have a hundred acres of land or a window box at your apartment, we can all better learn how to live naturally, seasonally, and stylishly from each other. Through our articles and blogs, we'll share our life at the Beekman Mansion & Farm, and we hope you'll share your best stories and tips with us as well. Welcome.
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Our brussel sprouts seemed a little stunted this year. Perhaps the lack of sun and warmth this summer drained the energy needed for larger sprouts. But our abundance of these mini-sprouts will see us through January, we hope.

Late fall and early winter have always been...



For the final event of America’s Oldest,...



Alice Waters

Alice Waters September Contest: The Best Recipe...



After much deliberation (and after we told...



Food & Wine

Since arriving at Beekman Farm, we’ve...


Decor

Shortly after moving to Beekman Farm, we heard...


Animals
The Waiting Room

The Waiting Room Beekman 1802 is a seasonal...


 DR BRENT'S TO & FROM

In the midst of a long winter it’s very...


MARY BEEKMAN

Mary Beekman is a four-year-old ghost who resides...


Health

When Farmer John was recovering from his hip...

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