and see how the artists that dreamed up a snowy North Pole last winter, really live in their little homes, how they shop and how they work on the large farms and orchards or in the few factories the Village has.
This tiny town hosts happy people, that Bap on their free evenings but now enjoy Springtime.
Enjoy the Views.
This page was last updated on: January 5, 2003
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The world renown musician Sf Barry will be accompanying the opera company on the pipe organ of the Small Players Theatre, that is filled with the inhabitants each spring evening.
In the Church of Free Minds the preacher, Fredfree, addresses the community about the evils of freeform, freestyle and freewheeling?
The Shady Lady never stops looking for used and antique furniture that she sells in her own shop: The Shady lady.
On Joe's farm life is still lived as a 150 years ago, when the Village was founded. No electrical tools were introduced until this day as is told in the Annals of the Historical Society.
The coming of a frivolous Ice Cream Shop was dreaded by Joe, but the especially Hollanders Family makes the short stroll for 'een ijsje' very often on warm spring evenings.
Grist's Mill still mills the wheat grown in the farms surrounding the village and supplies flour.to Bea's Bakery where you can still get home made breads, cookies and cakes.
The stately homes in Victoria Street Park were constructed in the early 1800's by the Village of Freeland native Brian Cyclepuppy. These homes are currently in the Village of Freeland historical registry and most of them have been home to many prominent residents of the village.
The home at 471 Victoria Street was once the home to world renown author Melvill Herman who wrote the novel "A Boy and His Whale."
The house at 464 Victoria is believed to be haunted by the ghost of Cyclepuppy himself. It is said that on certain nights in early April walks the short route to the grey rowhouse, where he meets his fellow the Ghost of Gemika.
467 is the home of Dr. Francis N. Stein. They say he spends a lot of time in the basement.
Every year on the 15th of December, the Freeland Founders Day celebration is celebrated at Red Sneezy's barn. People come from mile away. Some even come as far as from Sweden and the Netherlands to celebrate from dawn until midnight.
Wellcome to Freeland Village
Spring 2002
As you may recall, Miss Jean opened a Bed
and Breakfast some time ago. Well....seems her little venture was wildly successful and she recently sold it for a little over 100 Million Dollars.
Miss Jean had always dreamed of being a society maven
The best way she knew how to break into this
world of rich and famous was to buy a horse farm.
She found this little gentlemans horse farm up for sale - lock stock
and barrel. It was called Whispering Glen Farms, referred to by people as the Dude Ranch. She the names sounded exotic and would surely endear her to the Junior League. Now she'd
have reason to attend the Kentucky Derby, but more
importantly, reason to go out and buy a new hat at Hatties for the
