Plantation Field, previously known as Logan's Field, was the property of Mr. Logan, who built the stone foundation that can still be seen on the property, using stone from an on-site quarry. Despite his efforts, Mr. Logan could never convince his wife to move so far out to the country, and a home was never completed.

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The property earned its current name when, in the early 1940's, the local Boy Scout troop received permission from then-owner Mr. and Mrs. Stewart to plant bushes on the property. When referencing their project the Scouts (and eventually the Stewarts) would speak of the location as the "old plantation field" and thus, Plantation Field was born. PFEE, Inc is grateful to Mr. Cuyler Walker, a grandson of Mr. Stewart, for preserving this beautiful open space and for continuing to allow the sport of eventing to thrive in Unionville.