(2019) Hickory Bridge Farm dates back to the late 1600s when the land was granted to the Declaration of Independence signer’s father, Charles Carroll, from the King of England. In the early 1960s, new owners Mr. and Mrs. Scott repurposed the barn into the farm-style restaurant it is today. The restaurant, decorated with farm-related antiques, provides menus catered to the season with different monthly selections but always includes house salad, spiced peaches, stewed apples, corn fritters, and vegetables.
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