"The Farm She Was" is the story of a strong and resilient single woman,
Irene Leahy. It also is a story about our relationship to the land, to
animals, to nature, and to each other. Author Ann Mohin, a farm-woman
herself, writes poignantly and poetically of Irene's life and her battle
to save the sheepfarm in upstate New York where she has lived since
birth. Irene's story, slipping in and out of the past and present, is a
story about rural life spanning most of this century. It is about an
American era rapidly coming to a close.