Located in North Sutton, in the New London/Lake Sunapee area of  New Hampshire, and just 10 minutes down the road from New London, is this wonderful 18^th century historic homestead with restored farm buildings and a Bicentennial working farm, tucked away off the beaten path.  On its 250 acres of fields and woods, there are fruit, flower and vegetable gardens, seasonal events, hiking, ski touring and snowshoeing.  The Farm is open daily, year-round. From their web site, “The Musterfield Farm Museum was established for educational purposes to promote and encourage the history of New Hampshire agriculture and early architecture.”  Its four major attractions include the Matthew Harvey Homestead, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; a collection of historic farm buildings; a working farm; and a superb, scenic location between Mount Kearsarge and King Ridge. Throughout the year, there are a number of events held which highlight the rural traditions of New Hampshire agricultural life.  These events are entertaining and fun and suitable for all members of the family. Similar and perhaps of interest might also be the New Hampshire Farm Museum which is located in Milton, where visitors “…can observe actual farm life skills and practices of the 1890s with guided tours.”  Visit their site at:  NH Farm Museum Also the Stonewall Farm:  a Working Farm and Educational Center which is “…dedicated to promoting the importance of local agriculture and the stewardship of natural resources.”   Stonewall Farm Visit their website at:  Muster Field Farm MuseumEssay writing is an important aspect to any students’ education and is required at every level whether you are attending high school, an undergraduate program, or graduate program.