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by John Rebchook
After 41 years under one own-
ership, the iconic White Fence
Farm in Lakewood has been sold.
Restaurant veterans Craig
Caldwell and Tom Piercy pur-
chased the family style farm din-
ner institution with about 32,000
square feet of buildings on about
eight acres at 6263 W. Jewell Ave.
The price wasn’t released, but
records show it was purchased
for $5.95 million by P&C Family
Farms Restaurants LLC.
Manor House Properties LLC,
headed by Charlie Wilson, who
was the founder of the popular
restaurant, sold it.
“I was just talking to Charlie
Wilson and he gave me an update
– they sold more than 6.5 million
chicken dinners during the past
41 years,” said Craig Caldwell,
part of the duo that bought the
White Fence Farm.
The White Fence Farm, one of
only two in the nation, opened its
doors on July 17, 1973.
Wilson and other family mem-
bers operated the restaurant, on a
portion of what initially was the
80-acre Wilson Farm, a working
hay and cattle ranch.
They have run it ever since.
The new owners don’t plan to
make any changes to the opera-
tion.
“The only thing that is going to
The White Fence Farm has been sold by the Wilson family after 41 years.
More than 6.5 million chicken dinners have been sold at White Fence
Farm.
