The Keagy Farm, just outside Littlestown on the Basehoar Road, was built in 1905 by landowner Abraham G. Keagy. The family delivered milk and eventually started a dairy in Littlestown. By 1929, son Samuel Keagy moved to East King Street in Littlestown and continued the dairy business. The farm was leased by the Paul C. Worley family who farmed it until the early 1950's, when Paul & wife Annie retired and moved to a house on the Littlestown-Hanover road near the Pine Grove Road. Paul's son George and family continued to live there, but the land was farmed by neighbor David Little. By the mid-1950's the 105-acre farm had been sold to the Kline family, Evan "Sonny" and brother Harvey, who occupied the farmhouse and farmed the land until the death of Harvey in the 1990's. Harvey's wife Marie remained in the farmhouse until her death around 2000. The dairy farming had ended with Harvey's death, and the land was being farmed by Vernon "Butch" Arentz and family, who purchased the farm about 2005 ...i.e., 100 years after it had been built.