Tour to St Gaudens, Cornish NH Rain date August 14th

Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park preserves the home, studio, and grounds of
American sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907). A visit to the park can
include a peaceful walk through the gardens, a fun art activity with a ranger, a tour
through American history, and much more. For more info
https://www.nps.gov/saga/index.htm
We will depart from the parking lot of Brady’s Bar and Grill located at 225
Concord St (Route 202) in Peterborough NH at 10:30 AM. The approximately 63
mile drive will take us through wonderful back roads in western NH and will take
approximately 1 ½ hours. Bring a picnic lunch and blanket to enjoy on the
grounds. No food service is available in the park. There are both shade trees
and picnic tables available. After enjoying your lunch we will enjoy a tour by a
member of the NPS of the house and grounds around this historic National
Park.
The fee to enter the park is $10 or free if you have a National Park Pass.
If more convenient for your travels meet up with the group around Noon time at
the park.
PLEASE RSVP by Tues 7/11 so I can get a head count. Driving directions
from Brady’s will be emailed prior to the date.
Bob Britton, healeybj7@hotmail.com 603-381-3158