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The great stone House, when restored,
will be majestic in its beauty and provide
a cultural resource for the region. The
Park should be multifaceted and provide
for a wide range of activities with the
house serving as a center piece and constant
reminder of the unique history of the
site. The House must be restored to its
original 1856 character, especially the
exterior, and be treated with museum dignity.
However, carefully selected parts of
it should be used for functions that respect
its fascinating history. The surrounding
verandah and rear entrance giving direct
access to the stair and upper levels lend
themselves to organized and controlled
program use of an educational and historical
nature. Interior spaces can provide
support functions for activities that take
place mostly outside.
Read the entire vision statement in the Jan 2007 Newsletter
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