Greenwood Farm on Jeffreys Neck in Ipswich, Massachusetts, is a two hundred sixteen-acre historic property and nature reserve of gardens, fields, woods, and salt marsh, centered on the Paine House, a First Period farmhouse built in 1694. The land was originally part of the Pawtucket homeland at Agawam and passed from Native and early colonial ownership into the Paine family, whose Robert Paine Jr. built the surviving house. Over generations it later belonged to the Smith, Willcomb, Greenwood, Murchie, and Dodge families before entering the care of The Trustees of Reservations in 1975 and opening to the public after 1993. The well-preserved saltbox is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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