A Child, an Apple Tree, and a Memory
On Saturday
May 16th at 1:30 the Danvers Historical Society will host the
planting of small apple tree saplings in the south meadow at Glen Magna Farms. Take some pictures and videos; watch your
child create a memory by planting an apple tree.
Matthew Martin,
the buildings and grounds Restoration Manager for the Danvers Historic Society
is calling on parents and children to share in a wonderful afternoon in helping
bring this beautiful orchard from the past alive once again!
Come to Glen
Magna, bring your planting gloves, a small shovel and pail and plant a memory
that you can visit over and over again. Watch a young sapling grow into a
majestically delicious apple tree, that for many years to come, they will
proudly announce “I planted this tree, isn’t it beautiful!” Each tree will be labeled with the planters
name for all to bear witness to their wonderful work.
Our sincere
gratitude goes out to the Bartlett Tree Company for their generous contribution
of 100 apple tree saplings. What we
don’t plant, Mathew will make them available to the children to take home. While they last!
Mathew
speaks for all of us, children and parents when he says:
“When a
child plants a piece of nature into the ground, it becomes a lesson learned
that can be applied to any aspect in life: that everything we do in life should
have meaning and value; nature is a wonderful classroom, learning how things
grow and using one’s hands in its formation is an incredible experience. For
me, it is amazing to watch a child, in that moment of pride, when they realize they
have created something of value and that what they have accomplished matters!”
So please
come and join us for wonderful family afternoon on the beautiful grounds of
Glen Magna, take your shoes off and feel the grass under your feet, bask in the
sun, and have a great day!
Thomas M.
Page
Vice
President
We are extremely proud of Matthew
Martin in all his efforts in representing the Danvers Historical Society in
bringing its mission of Education to the community of Danvers. Mathew brings
his knowledge and love of horticulture to many young children. Thank you Matt
from all of us to you!
Matt has had the wonderful pleasure to
work with the following teaching organizations.
·
Plumfield Academy
·
Danvers Cub Scouts
·
Notheast Arch
·
Masconomet High School
Board of Trustees
Danvers Historical Society
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