D&R Greenway Events

Talk and Book Signing: If These Stones Could Talk

**Please note: Doors Open at 6 pm, event begins at 6:30

Authors Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills are former board members of the Stoutsburg Cemetery Association, a cemetery purchased by three black men in the early 19th century to bury Blacks with honor and dignity. Their accumulated stories consecrate the collected lives of a minority Black community in a predominantly White region. The book provides a unique window to African- Americans in New Jersey previously missing from the historical record. Beverly Mills is the first African American woman to hold the elected position as Councilwoman in Pennington Borough and Elaine Buck is Church Clerk for the Second Calvary Baptist Church of Hopewell.

RSVP to rsvp@drgreenway.org or 609-924-4646.

Our Mission: To Preserve & Care for Land and Inspire a Conservation Ethic, Now and Forever

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Upcoming Events
Feb 04

Robert Sakson Exhibit

10:00am-4:00pm Monday-Friday
D&R Greenway Johnson Education Center, 1 Preservation Place, Princeton
Original Artwork makes a fabulous purchase to support NJ

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Feb 28

Digital Poetry Book Reading

Anytime
Remote
A selection of poems created in the poetry workshops

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Mar 31

Prescribed Burn at Cider Mill Grassland Preserve to Help to Promote Healthy Grasslands!

Date & Time To Be Determined
Amwell Road and Cider Mill Road
A note about our planned prescribed burn at Cider

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