After the farm ceased operations, the buildings remained in the Loeb family and were rented for storage space until 1962, when it was purchased by John Van Haver, an executive who restored the facility and opened it to the public.
The buildings remained in the Loeb family. The buildings were rented for storage space until 1962. The farm ceased operations. It was purchased by John Van Haver. John Van Haver was an executive. This executive restored the facility. This executive opened it to the public.