Threads Through Time – New England’s Stone Walls (Scituate)

Stone walls are an iconic landscape feature of New England. Winding through miles of fields, woodlands, and roads, their presence is often taken for granted. However, a closer examination of local stone walls reveals complex and interesting stories that define our region’s history and identity.
Join Jennifer Robinson, Preservation Services Manager at Historic New England, to explore the history of stone wall building in the region, to understand how stone walls are constructed, and to develop a framework for identifying different types of walls.
Purchase Tickets Here.  Tickets are also available at the Schoolhouse on Cudworth Road and at the door.