The continuing saga of Woodrow and Caitlin Harkness’ Homestead

 carries the Webb Family into the Federal Bicentennial of 1976.

The first generation raised in the shadow of the gentle, self-educated farmer

 struggles with the issue of  keeping the family roots intact in the face

 of sprawling urban growth, the demands for costly modernization,

 and the shrinking numbers of family farm around the Nation.

James, Penny Acres, Beau and Sandy families face unexpected challenges

as seen through the eyes of Amos Webb’s Black and Korean Granddaughter

whom Beau brought home to Slumberbrook Farm to raise as his own,

as the past and the present merge on the threshold of a new America,