About: Old Simpson Farm

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The Old Simpson Farm is the farm Homer spent part of his early childhood at, raised mainly by his father Abe. The farm is off of Rural Route 9, outside of Springfield. Homer often watched the Radiation King TV for hours on end, of which the TV had radiation that was activated for so long that what was originally Homer's shadow was literally burned into the floor and wall even several years after the fact.

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rdfs:label	Old Simpson Farm
rdfs:comment	The Old Simpson Farm is the farm Homer spent part of his early childhood at, raised mainly by his father Abe. The farm is off of Rural Route 9, outside of Springfield. Homer often watched the Radiation King TV for hours on end, of which the TV had radiation that was activated for so long that what was originally Homer's shadow was literally burned into the floor and wall even several years after the fact.
Employees	The Simpsons family
dcterms:subject	Recurring locations American Characters American Locations Homes Accommodations Buildings Locations Tapped Out Buildings Houses with unknown addresses Destroyed Locations
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Town	Springfield
First Appearance	"Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy"
Name	Old Simpson Farm
Use	Farm
Owner	Simpson family Former: Abe Simpson
abstract	The Old Simpson Farm is the farm Homer spent part of his early childhood at, raised mainly by his father Abe. The farm is off of Rural Route 9, outside of Springfield. Homer often watched the Radiation King TV for hours on end, of which the TV had radiation that was activated for so long that what was originally Homer's shadow was literally burned into the floor and wall even several years after the fact. However, Abe and Mona eventually were forced to allow the bank to foreclose the farmhouse in 1963 after the milk production went sour due to the cows being traumatized by Homer running around and shouting at them. The farm now is a rundown ranch house with holes in the roof, and broken windows. The farmhouse has a an empty living room, a room that has a fireplace, a bathroom, a TV with a radiation king sign, a kitchen and stairs. Upstairs are two bedrooms, one smaller, and one main bedroom. It has no basement and it has a barn.

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