**Finch Farm was situated at a place where one descended three hundred and sixty-six steps from a cliff. The farm concluded with a pier. Beyond the cliff, downstream from the river, there was a pier where the Finch family's African American workers loaded and unloaded cotton, ice, flour, sugar, and women's clothing brought by ships. Along the river, a dirt road stretched and disappeared among dense trees. At the end of the road, there stood a white, two-story building. Both floors were surrounded by verandas.:: --v 5** - Image #2 <@1093939555159261184>
Finch Farm was situated at a place where one descended three hundred and sixtysix steps from a cliff. The farm concluded with a pier. Beyond the cliff, downstream from the river, there was a pier where the Finch familys African American workers loaded and unloaded cotton, ice, flour, sugar, and womens clothing brought by ships. Along the river, a dirt road stretched and disappeared among dense trees. At the end of the road, there stood a white, twostory building. Both floors were surrounded by verandas.