A "steppingstone" to the past is what you will experience during a school tour at Steppingstone Farm Museum. The museum was started by J. Edmund Bull in 1958 with his ancestor’s collection. He was a native of Bel Air. By 1969 his collection contained more than 6,000 hand tools!  The Museum honors Edmund Bull by being a living museum that preserves and interprets the rural heritage of Harford County, Maryland. The site includes  working shops, individual exhibits and tour activities based on 1880-1920s rural heritage of Harford County.

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Tours are available April through October, Tuesdays and Thursday from 10 am -2 pm.  Group sizes can be from 10 guests to 60 guests. However, groups larger than 60 will be accommodated over 2 days. We can not accommodate sizes outside this range. Cost is $5 per attendee (students, teachers, chaperones).  One chaperone is required per every 10 minors.

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To book a tour, please fill out the form below and our School Tour Coordinator will be in touch.

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Please note that we ask that tour requests are made more than 2 weeks in advance to facilitate scheduling.