This presentation gives a sense of what a special place the Stone Farm is. To make a contribution please contact a member of the Friends of the Stone Farm Committee:
For more information call: 603-225-7225 or email: info@5rct.org, www.5RCT.org
Local groups are working to conserve Dunbarton's historic 200-acre Stone Farm
A benefit for the Stone Farm Conservation Campaign is being held Saturday, February 27 from 6 - 8 p.m. at the Dunbarton Congregational Church.
It promises a fun night of live jazz & classics, N.H. wine tasting and hors d’oeuvres featuring pianist Dan van Kalken and friends. Tickets are $15 at the door, or in advance at www.shop.dccucc.org.
The event and campaign are organized by the Dunbarton Conservation Commission, Dunbarton Congregational Church and Five Rivers Conservation Trust.
All proceeds support the Stone Farm Conservation Campaign.
Bring your friends!
For more information on the campaign: www.dunbartonconservation.org/stonefarm.
Fred and Lee Mullen
Dunbarton power couple Fred and Lee Mullen were recently presented with commemorative 250th anniversary 13 Wonders of Dunbarton certificates by the Dunbarton Conservation Commission. The Mullens visited all of the town's special places during Dunbarton's 250th Anniversary year, turned in their record keeping cards and are the first to be awarded this coveted honor.
If you'd like to expand your horizons and explore our town, get your 13 Wonders Card here.