The story behind Laudholm Farm Near Our Hotel in Ogunquit

Laudholm Farm was first settled in 1643. For more than three centuries, the land held an agricultural farm supporting the town of Wells, Maine with milk, cream, butter, eggs and roasting hens – just a few of the local goodies produced back in the day.  Way back then, Laudholm Farm was the largest and most progressive saltwater farm in all of York County and even shipped goods weekly to Boston.  Now the headquarters for the Wells Reserve, the historic farm is part of over 2,200 acres of protected land with a mission to preserve and protect the natural beauty of Maine.