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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: The Music & Stories of Pennsylvania's Past
DESCRIPTION:This special Lunch & Learn features Dave Matsinko\, a talented multi-instrumentalist\, singer\, and educator from Northeast Pennsylvania. Through engaging performances that blend history and song\, Dave brings the stories of Pennsylvania’s people to life using traditional and modern acoustic Americana music. \nFeatured Speaker & Performer:\nDave Matsinko\, Musician and Educator\nTraditional & Modern Americana Music: reverbnation.com/DaveMatsinko \nA light lunch will be provided. \nVenue: Good Shepherd Episcopal Church\, located at 110 Catherine Street\, Milford\, PA 18337. \n\nWhen purchasing tickets\, please be patient while your on-screen confirmation loads. Also\, check your email for a confirmation receipt. If you have any questions\, contact info@greytowers.org.
URL:https://greytowers.org/event/the-music-stories-of-pennsylvanias-past/
LOCATION:Good Shepherd Episcopal Church\, 110 W Catharine St.\, Milford\, PA\, 18337
CATEGORIES:Lunch & Learn Series - Tickets Required
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260314T110000
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: Olmsted & Pinchot: the Partnership that Shaped America's Landscape
DESCRIPTION:Through vivid storytelling and live portrayal\, step back into the late 19th century to discover how Frederick Law Olmsted’s collaboration with a young Gifford Pinchot at the Biltmore Estate helped ignite the American conservation movement. This engaging program blends history\, performance\, and the enduring legacy of responsible land stewardship. \nA light lunch will be provided. \nPresenter/Actor: Kirk Brown\nPast President GWA: The Association for Garden Communicators. President GWAF: Foundation for Garden Communicators. Award-winning garden designer. Certified lecturer for the Garden Club Design School. Instructor\, Certification Course in Landscape Design: Northampton Community College. Reinactor of Famous People: Carl Linneaus\, John Bartram\, Frederick Law Olmsted\, Charles Wesley\, Master Glazier. \nVenue: Forest Hall 214 Broad St\, Milford\, PA 18337\nPlease note that this lecture space is only accessible via a one-flight staircase. No elevator or ramp access is available. \nFrederick Law Olmsted (April 26\, 1822 – August 28\, 1903) was an American landscape architect\, journalist\, social critic\, and public administrator. He is considered to be the father of landscape architecture in the United States. \nOlmsted was famous for co-designing many well-known urban parks with his partner Calvert Vaux\, beginning with Central Park in New York City\, which led to numerous other urban park designs\, including Prospect Park in Brooklyn\, Cadwalader Park in Trenton\, New Jersey\, and Forest Park in Portland\, Oregon.
URL:https://greytowers.org/event/olmsted-pinchot-the-partnership-that-shaped-americas-landscape/
LOCATION:Forest Hall\, 214 Broad St.\, Milford\, PA\, 18337
CATEGORIES:Lunch & Learn Series - Tickets Required
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: Gardens of Grey Towers: Past & Projecting Forward
DESCRIPTION:Explore the historic and living landscapes of Grey Towers\, from the original garden plans commissioned by James Pinchot to the pioneering designs of Cornelia Bryce Pinchot. \nThis session traces how garden design became an extension of mansion life and continues to inspire today. \nFeatured Speaker: Beth Hawke\, Horticultural Specialist and Facilities Manager \nA light lunch will be provided. \nVenue: Forest Hall 214 Broad St\, Milford\, PA 18337\nPlease note that this lecture space is only accessible via a one-flight staircase. No elevator or ramp access is available.
URL:https://greytowers.org/event/gardens-of-grey-towers-past-projecting-forward/
LOCATION:Forest Hall\, 214 Broad St.\, Milford\, PA\, 18337
CATEGORIES:Lunch & Learn Series - Tickets Required
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: The Pinchot Legacy in Pike County & the Nation: Past\, Present\, and Future
DESCRIPTION:Join the U.S. Forest Service and the Grey Towers Heritage Association for a special program celebrating the Pinchot legacy and its profound influence on Pike County and the nation. \nAs America approaches its 250th anniversary\, this session explores why conservation\, civic leadership\, and public service remain core American values. \nFeatured Speaker: Jared Simister\, U.S. Forest Service \nA light lunch will be provided. \nThis event is free for Members / $15 General Public / $5 Students \nVenue: Forest Hall 214 Broad St\, Milford\, PA 18337\nPlease note that this lecture space is only accessible via a one-flight staircase. No elevator or ramp access is available.
URL:https://greytowers.org/event/pinchot-legacy-past-present-and-future/
LOCATION:Forest Hall\, 214 Broad St.\, Milford\, PA\, 18337
CATEGORIES:FREE for Members –,Lunch & Learn Series - Tickets Required
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: From Gifford to Leila - A Generational Call to Save Our Forests
DESCRIPTION:Restoring Tree Species for Ecosystem Health\nDr. Cornelia (Leila Pinchot) Wilson will kick off the series of five Lunch & Learns with an overview of tree species restoration — what this entails\, why it’s so important\, and how tree species restoration can help mitigate the mounting challenges faced by our forests. Dr. Wilson’s research focuses on restoring tree species damaged by non-native pests and pathogens. \nThis Lunch & Learn program includes a homemade hot lunch. \nPlease note this lecture space is only accessible via a one-flight staircase. No elevator or ramp access is available. \nSponsored by Tim Dalton from Edward Jones in Branchville\, NJ.
URL:https://greytowers.org/event/lunch-learn-with-usfs-leila-pinchot-wilson/
LOCATION:Forest Hall\, 214 Broad St.\, Milford\, PA\, 18337
CATEGORIES:Lunch & Learn Series - Tickets Required
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