Seabrook Farms
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A small 1880 truck farm of the Seabrook family. Became world's driveway of the Seabrook Schools, 44 feet from edge of paved Cumberland County Seabrook Farms largest integrated farming and freezing operation. 1963 shoulder. No stake in ground
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