The Goshen Farm Preservation Society
The Goshen Farm Preservation Society, Inc. (GFPS and referred to as the “Society”) was established in 2006 to safeguard and restore the historic Goshen Farm and its surrounding property for residents of the Broadneck Peninsula and Anne Arundel County. Goshen farm is owned by the Anne Arundel County Board of Education (BoE).
Vision
The vision of the Goshen Farm Preservation Society, Inc., is the restoration of Goshen Farm as an historic site and the preservation of its 22 acres as an educational center and cultural resource for present and future generations. The Society is dedicated to documenting and sharing the unique legacy of Goshen Farm, originally patented in 1663 as “Leonard’s Neck.”
Mission
The mission of the Goshen Farm Preservation Society, Inc., is to restore, preserve, and promote Goshen Farm.
Purpose
The primary purpose of the Goshen Farm Preservation Society is to protect and reconstruct the Goshen Farm and its remaining property for current and future generations of residents of the Broadneck Peninsula and Anne Arundel County. The Society also intends to identify, protect, and facilitate the study, preservation and communication of knowledge regarding other historically significant sites associated with the Goshen Farm. In cooperation with other nonprofit historic preservation organizations and the Cape St. Claire Improvement Association, the Society is determined to maintain the historical uniqueness of Cape St. Claire and the Broadneck Peninsula for those who value the history and culture of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and the United States.