MacMurray Ranch
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Mary Jo Bowling added this to Houzz TV: Fred MacMurray’s Enduring Farmhouse Retreat
When Fred MacMurray died in 1991, his family knew his hope for the ranch. “He wanted it to stay in an agricultural family, and he wanted the fence line to remain intact,” says Kate, seen here. The wine-producing Gallo family was a logical choice. When they purchased the ranch in 1996, they began growing grapes there and producing MacMurray Ranch wines. Kate knows her father would have approved. “He had thought about doing the same thing,” she says. “But he was getting older, and health issues prevented it.”WATCH: Go inside this home on Houzz TV
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fengshuigal added this to Fred McMurray Farm
When Fred MacMurray died in 1991, his family knew his hope for the ranch. “He wanted it to stay in an agricultural family, and he wanted the fence line to remain intact,” says Kate, seen here.
The wine-producing Gallo family was a logical choice. When they purchased the ranch in 1996, they began growing grapes there and producing MacMurray Ranch wines.
Kate knows her father would have approved. “He had thought about doing the same thing,” she says. “But he was getting older, and health issues prevented it.”