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News and Events
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News & Events
Laurel Hill Day: “Art in the Woods” 2024
1:00 PM – Children’s Program
Property icons and stick puppet painting with Carl Sprague and Julie Love Edmonds
2:00 PM – Official Program
Laurel Leaves Newsletter 2023
We are happy to release our annual newsletter, Laurel Leaves. Download a full downloadable PDF version.
“Laurel Hill: The Last Billion Years” Nov. 4th @ 4 PM Stockbridge Library
In recent geological terms, around 22,000 years ago, ice covered all of New England and extended south to Long Island, NY. The ice sheet was up to 2 miles thick, much of the Ocean’s water was taken up by the massive sheets of ice which caused sea level to fall by at least 400 feet. When the ice retreated Laurel Hill, Ice Glen and surrounding features emerged into watery sun light.
Childs’ Keynote Speech, Laurel Hill Day 2023
Greetings Laurel Hill Associates and friends of Stockbridge. The big day has arrived. I am humbled and honored to be standing at this historic rostrum to share some remarks that will connect me both to the illustrious history of all those famous speakers who have gone before. I will also attempt to tie these remarks to the time and place on this Earth within which we find ourselves today!
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Laurel Leaf Newsletter Archive
- Laurel Hill Association Annual Meeting January 27th
- Happy New Year From Laurel Hill Association!
- Laurel Leaves 2023
- Laurel Hill Day 1939
- Laurel Hill: The First Billion Years
- Late Summer on Laurel Hill
- The Community Service Award
- Laurel Hill Day 2023
- Come visit our online art show!
- Laurel Hill on Parade
- Help Laurel Hill make Stockbridge bloom!
- Laurel Hill Association Welcomes Jenny Hansell
- March Leaf
- February 2023