J and J Century Farm, established in 1872, is a 6th generation family farm. Located in Montgomery and Disckson Counties, it borders 'Big Barton's Creek' on the south end. As a tribute to our forefathers, J and J Century Farm attempts to provide a truly country setting, and more importantly - a unique and truly memorable farm experience. Spend an hour, or a day, filled with old-fashioned family fun and learning when you least expect it. Purchase farm-fresh produce, pumpkins and gourds, souveniers, crafts from local artisans, local honey, select antiques (including McCoy), wreaths, ornaments, swags, and other Christmas products from our 'Granny Wall's' Country Store. Great photo opportunities abound to make your trip the most memorable possible.

J and J CENTURY FARM 2009 OFFERINGS SUMMER ACTIVITIES Facilities for Weddings, Birthday Parties, Reunions, etc. Call for details. School and Tour Groups by Appointment FALL ACTIVITIES GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION - Sept 29, 2009 CHRISTMAS SEASON Memories Christmas Tree Farm - Division of J&J Century Farm Pre-Cut Christmas Trees being offered for the 2009 Christmas Season Table Top Trees (TTT), Wreaths, Centerpieces & Swags available in our retail shop, including work by local artisans. Freee Refreshments, Craft Activities for children & adults Hay Rides, Snack Shop, Fire Pits, and Quilt Trail Shop are also available

The heart quilt pattern is taken from a quilt that was made by Judy Boyd Terjen's great grandmother, Susan Bird Parkes Evans of Moore County, Lynchburg, Tennessee. She was born June 25, 1856 and died on June 18, 1950. She was well known as a quilter and the heart quilt pattern was probably made circa 1930-35.

The Cock's Comb quilt square proudly represents what this farm is about. Franklin and Marie Delffs' purchased this 4.4 acre farm in 2003, located in the northeastern section of Moore County just off of Hwy41A. The farm consists of a 5 stall barn that houses their Bantam chickens of the following breeds: Old English, Blacks, Wheatons and Blue Wheatons. These are raised to show and sell. Several of their birds have been champions in their class as wellwas both receiving Master Breeder Awards. Rhode Island Reds also accommodate this farm providing meat and eggs to sell. They also have a passion for their four legged friends, eight Jack Russell Terriers, that help to protect their little piece of paradise

When Moore County was formed, one of the major tasks facing the newly elected Moore County government was finding quarters for the governmental bodies. The county officials set up shop in churches, store buildings, and houses acquired by the new county, but it was obvious that special accommodations had to be made for the housing of prisoners. And so a jail was the first building to be designed and built especially for Moore County. In 1893, the County Court appointed a Jail Construction Committee to acquire a lot on Main Street. This facility operated until construction was completed on the new Moore County Jail in 1990. The Moore County Historical Society obtained the old jail building when the new jail was completed. It was opened as a museum in 1991.

The Museum is open 12:00 am till 3:00 pm. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and closed Holidays. Adults $1.00 donation Children under 16 FREE. Group rates available. Handicap accessible. Memorabilia & historic artifacts on exhibit. Authentic cells, vintage clothing, and Moore County History displays.