Hall Hill Farm

Hall Hill Farm is a working farm and visitor attraction near Tow Law in County Durham, England, run by the Darlington and Gibson family since the 1920s. It opened to the public in 1981 after farmer Jack Gibson began letting visitors see the lambs at Easter, and today the 290-hectare farm keeps more than a thousand sheep alongside wheat, barley, and woodland, and lets visitors meet animals including llamas and wallabies. The source describes the farm's operation and visitor program rather than any specific building, so no architectural detail is recorded here.