Some of you drive right past this every day.
So here is some history of this beautiful farm
 
The Case Farm and Barn is a local historical property located on Log Tavern Road in Milford, Pennsylvania.
 
The history of the Case Family Farm (traditionally known as Oak Tree Farm) in Milford, Pennsylvania, is rooted in the
early 20th-century agricultural landscape of Pike County.

The Homestead & Family: The farm was owned and operated by Arthur B. Case and Emilie (Fieg) Case.
It was situated approximately five miles outside the historic borough of Milford.
Life on Oak Tree Farm: The property was affectionately dubbed "Oak Tree Farm" by the family.
It served as a quintessential rural homestead where the couple raised six sons through the 1920s and 1930s.
 
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the area surrounding Milford and Dingman Township was heavily defined by agrarian farming,
local tanneries, and mills. Many properties along major connectors like Log Tavern Road originated as
family homesteads carved out during the post-Revolutionary War era expansion led by early regional developers.
 
While it remains a prominent geographical reference point and a piece of Pike County's agrarian heritage, extensive digitized
public archives or detailed individual historical narratives specifically tracking its chronological ownership are virtually nonexistent.