Thursday October 10, 2024
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Join Us for a Fall Seed Walk and embrace the spirit of stewardship! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature, learn about native plants, and contribute to our forest and riparian restoration projects. Venture into the preserve with our stewardship team as we collect seeds from an array of native plants that may include hibiscus, milkweed, flowering dogwood, button bush, oaks, lobelias, and ironweed. We'll then process and bag the seeds we’ve collected. These seeds will be stored over the winter, ready to be propagated next year and planted in our habitat restoration sites. Plus, we’ll have plenty for you to take home and plant in your own garden!
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Thursday October 10, 2024
6:00 PM
Learn about the exciting history that helped to shape our state and nation. Attend our Fall Lecutre series to hear from highly respected historians and authors as they share and discuss their books.
October 10th: Michael C. Harris "Germantown" "Germantown," now a busy neighborhood in Philadelphia, was the site of one of the largest battles of the American Revolution. Once a small village outside of the colonial capital, on October 4th, 1777, George Washington attempted to recapture Philadelphia through this battle that often gets brushed over but is now discussed in Michael C. Harris's book.
Lectures will begin at 6 PM at the Old Barracks Museum, followed by a Q&A and book signing. Admission is free. Light refreshments will be available. Copies of these titles are available for purchase in-store or at www.barracks.org. All proceeds go towards supporting the Old Barracks Museum and its mission.