In 1832, Hingham acquired a 43-acre parcel on Beal Street and erected it's third Almshouse. This site became known as the Town Farm. The occupants included the elderly, the infirmed, the indigent, the mentally ill, the homeless, the criminal, and the unemployed. Many of the residents of the Almshouse, as well as other Hingham citizens, died there and were buried on the property. Join Jim Clarke and Julie Christian as they share their fascinating three year adventure trying to solve the mystery of where the large number of bodies were ultimately laid to rest.