We are a multi-generational family who bought this historic 215 acre tobacco farm in 2022 from George & Stacey Rasky.  The original tobacco farm was part of over a thousand acres owned by Potter Woodbery, the farm's namesake, although the spelling was changed somewhere along the way over the years. The town of Havana was once known as the "Shade Tobacco Capital of the World" and was named due to the large amount of tobacco trade with Havana, Cuba. Large tobacco leaves, that were used to wrap cigars, were dried right here in the rafters of the original barn, which is now used for wedding ceremonies and receptions. When Mr. Woodbery's farm was divided, 500 acres were purchased by Dr. Hill and placed under a conservation easement that will ensure its preservation for years to come. He later divided the property into the 215 acres that was sold to the Rasky's in 2014. Over the 8 years that the Rasky's owned Woodberry, they did an amazing job renovating several of the old tobacco barns to be used for weddings and events and we are thankful to be able to continue sharing it with members of our community as we raise our family on the farm.

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We are not a commercial venue. This is our home and a true working farm that is maintained by our family. We realize that your wedding will be one of the most important events in your life, and we welcome the opportunity to share our beautiful and historical space with you and your guests, to create memories that will last a lifetime.