New England’s Stone Walls: Stories and Conservation Priorities - Watch Virtual Lecture

New England’s Stone Walls: Stories and Conservation Priorities - Watch Virtual Lecture

When: August 22, 2020
Where: Virtual Lecture

This virtual lecture was recorded via Zoom on August 12, 2020. Hosted by the Weston Historical Society. Guest presenter is Robert M. Thorson, head of UCONN's Department of Geoscience.

If you missed this exciting presentation with Robert M. Thorson or if you would like to revisit his lecture, you now can view it on the Weston Historical Society's You Tube Channel.

Watch New England's Stone Walls: Stories and Conservation Here

New England stone walls are the signature landform of rural New England. The vast majority are artifacts of a vanished agricultural civilization that are freighted with stories that can be interpreted. During his presentation, Professor Thorson will provide an overview of the subject with an emphasis on their symbolism, and will end with suggestions for conservation.

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