Explore 3 centuries of history through this new program offered in the Pleasant Valley Rural Historic District from 12:00pm to 4:00pm.

The district, which includes 13 properties, is listed on the National and State Register of Historic Places. Featured in the tours are the 1890-1935 Pleasant Valley School (shown above), five 18th century farmsteads, a family burying ground, a millstream with archaeologic sites, a former blacksmith home and shop site, and many elements of the historic landscape including fields, fences and hedgerows, unpaved roads and hill farms. A preview of the tour can be had by clicking on the Pleasant Valley Historic District link in the navigation bar of each page on this website or the link in the left column.

Other programs in the series:

June 8 - Phillips Gristmill Walking Tour guided by archaeologist David Zmoda.

September 7 - Church History Day presented by Pennington Presbyterian Church.

October 19 - Wooden's Poultry Farm Tour hosted by Tom Wooden.

November 9 - John Phillips House Open Hearth Cooking. A taste of Pleasant Valley's early history.