Grapevine works hard to preserve Texas traditions. There is no better example of that than, Nash Farm! The Nash Family migrated to Texas from the Upper South ahead of the Civil War to continue farming. The settled on the Grape Vine Prairie, a part of the Blackland Prairie, that boasts rolling hills of fertile soil. This part of Texas is located on the border of the Blackland Prairie and Cross Timbers. The farm was originally 110 acres and purchased in 1859. They started their life on the Texas prairies in a log cabin, but the current house was built in 1869. Today, you can visit 5 acres of the original farm and see the original house (restored in 2008) and the family cemetery. 

The Grapevine Heritage Foundation's mission for Nash Farm is, "to preserve, protect, and visually reflect the significance of our farming and agricultural heritage so that future generations may appreciate and experience a way of life lived by settlers of the Grape Vine Prairie." 

They work hard make every visit to the farm an experience! You can step back in time to visualize and experience what life was like in a variety of ways...