Claude Moore Colonial Farm Steps Back in Time

On the outskirts of Washington, there's a place where it seems time has stopped.  Claude Moore Colonial Farm is a U.S. national park in McLean, Virginia, which recreates and reenacts life on a tenant farm around the year 1771.  The vast majority of Virginians at that time were tenant farmers, who grew tobacco to pay their rent and buy food.   When you visit the Claude Moore Colonial Farm, you step back almost two and a half centuries, to a time when this part of America...

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