Williston Historical Landscape Walking Tour

Saturday, May 18th, 9:00 -11:00 am.  With Samantha Ford and the Williston Historical Society. Samantha Ford will lead a historical landscape walking tour in Williston to discover how to “read” old forested farmscapes and agricultural architecture to trace 300 years of land use history in Vermont. Stone walls, old roads, and other mysteries “lost” in the woods reveal stories of the families who shaped the landscape as we see it today. Samantha is the founder of Turn Stone Research and has a Historical Preservation degree from the University of Vermont. 

Please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to reserve your spot. Meet at the Williston Central School parking lot near the tennis courts at 8:45 to carpool to the Sucker Brook Hollow Trail Parking Lot - 5035 St. George Road (Route 2A) as parking is very limited at the trail. 

Note: This tour will require walking on uneven terrain. Photography is not permitted on the private land segment of the tour. The rain date is Sunday, May 19th, 9-11am. Anyone unable to attend can watch “Hiking Through Time at Sucker Brook Hollow” by Vermont Naturalist on YouTube.