Conservation Restriction purchased on Fairhaven Hill
The Walden Woods Project, in partnership with the Concord Land Conservation Trust, purchases a conservation restriction over 9.71 acres on Fairhaven Hill.
Timeline
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Adams House acquired
The Walden Woods Project acquires the Adams House (formerly the stable building of the Higginson Estate). This acquisition includes 3,800 sq. ft. of additional space for the Project and nearly … Read more
Thoreau’s Path on Brister’s Hill opens
The self-guided interpretive trail, located on historic Brister’s Hill, is officially dedicated in a ceremony including such dignitaries as Senator Edward Kennedy, Representative John Lewis, and Arun Gandhi. Thoreau’s Path … Read more
The Farm at Walden Woods acquired
The Project purchases The Farm at Walden Woods (formerly named Pine Tree Farm) thereby protecting 9 acres of prime farmland that will remain in agriculture.
Adams Carriage House acquired
The historic Adams carriage house purchased by the Project, thereby preserving 5 acres of conservation land and acquiring additional facilities for the programs offered by the Institute
Bilodeau land near Bear Garden Hill acquired
The Project purchases a 6-acre agricultural site in Walden Woods, the Bilodeau land near Bear Garden Hill.
Time Warner funds Brister’s Hill improvements
With a $1.25 million grant from Time Warner, planning commences for ecological restoration and an interpretive trail on historic Brister’s Hill.
Conservation land along Sudbury River gifted
The Walden Woods Project receives a gift of a conservation easement for 41-acres of land along the “wild and scenic” Sudbury River.
The Walden Woods Project Library Opens
The Walden Woods Project Library officially opens.
Walden Woods Project moves to Lincoln
The Walden Woods Project’s headquarters move from Boston to Lincoln, Massachusetts.
