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Thursday, July 9
Citizen Artist Summit
Join artists, educators, art historians, and arts advocates for the Citizen Artist Summit, a weekend…
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This 933-acre park is divided by grey stone walls built of local stone in the late 1800’s. At that time the property was a dairy farm owned by the du Pont family. This unique area became a state park in 1965, one of the first parks in the nation to be purchased with Land and Water Conservation Funds.