Proposed Agricultural Heritage Center Presented to Township Council

November 27, 2013 Environment

A plan to turn the Stoothoff-Gunther farmstead on South Middlebush Road into an agricultural historic site was presented to the Township Council at its Nov. 26 meeting.

The Franklin Agricultural Heritage Center, as it would be called, would draw an estimated 17,000 visitors a year and provide a place for recreation, education and preservation, the council was told by Barbara Lawrence of the township Historical Preservation Advisory Commission.

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