There is always plenty to do at
the park to keep it looking at its best. Every
hour makes a difference. Consider joining the
Friends of Hartwood in their efforts to maintain
the beauty and the original look of this beautiful
estate and park. Join us in the planting of the
flower gardens in the spring, help spruce up the
stable complex buildings, or help decorate the
mansion for Christmas.
Photo: 2007 formal gardens after planting help
of volunteers
The Hartwood Tudor
Rose The
plaster casting is a miniature of a Tudor rose
pattern which adorns the ceiling of the cottage
wing of the mansion at Hartwood Acres. The rose
was hand carved by Friends of Hartwood Board Member,
Amber Bierkan. The carving was then transformed
into a mold by master plasterer Dan McClelland,
an artisan who reconstructed Hartwood’s
Great Room ceiling after its collapse, in August
of 2005.
Available
at the gift shop at the
mansion:
$30 for ornament mounted on the tile and $20 for
hanging ornament (click
here for photos) Proceeds benefit the preservation of Hartwood
Acres - limited number available.
Hartwood
Trails Peter Bergman, Hampton High
School student and member of Boy Scout Troop 17,
undertook a project to label the 35 miles of trails
in the park. Click here to read more and download
his map.
Friends of Hartwood
Ornament Click
hereto
see an article about the 2007 Fundraiser
The
plaster casting is a miniature of a Tudor rose
pattern which adorns the ceiling of the cottage
wing of the mansion at Hartwood Acres. The rose
was hand carved by Friends of Hartwood Board Member,
Amber Bierkan. The carving was then transformed
into a mold by master plasterer Dan McClelland,
an artisan who reconstructed Hartwood’s
Great Room ceiling after its collapse, in August
of 2005.
Hartwood
Trails 
