Acadia National Park - Old Farm: Station Five

In 1880, George Dorr and his family moved to Old Farm, a summer house in Boston. Dorr believed the origins of Acadia National Park were rooted in Old Farm, inspired by the natural beauty of his mother's garden. This inspiration led him to establish the park. Visitors are encouraged to explore the remains of Old Farm and learn about its historical significance.

Where did the Dorr family spend their summers starting in 1880?

• London

• Old Farm

• San Francisco

• New York City

What did George Dorr claim was the origin of Acadia National Park?

• The beaches of California

• The forests of Canada

• Old Farm

• The mountains of Maine

What aspect of Old Farm inspired George Dorr towards the creation of Acadia National Park?

• The architecture of the house

• The view of the city

• The historical significance of the land

• The natural beauty of the garden

What was George Dorr's ultimate goal that he was unaware of initially?

• Founding Acadia National Park

• Becoming a famous architect

• Building a new summer house

• Writing a book about gardens

What are visitors encouraged to do at the site of Old Farm?

• Attend a guided tour

• Swim in Compass Harbor

• Explore the remains and learn its history

• Camp overnight