Bolton's rural character, easy access to Hartford, strong school system and beautiful
countryside make it an appealing place to live. Continuing growth will put pressure on the finite number of open lands remaining, and the Bolton Land Trust wants to help balance growth with preservation by offering landowners creative, cooperative, market-based solutions which honor the personal, family and financial goals of donors and sellers.
Walk of Thanksgiving, 2017
Photo by Scott Livingston
The Bolton Land Trust is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization founded in 2001. Led by a 15-member volunteer board of directors, the Trust is supported by 295 members and has preserved 191 acres in Bolton as of February, 2018. Contributions to the Bolton Land Trust are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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Strawberries at Sunset
POSTPONED to
Monday, June 25, 6:00 p.m.
due to probable rain
Tomorrow's weather looks excellent though!
The Pesce Farm
66 Hebron Road, Bolton, CT
Enjoy an hour of picking in the picturesque hillside fields of the Pesce Farm
Then relax on the farmhouse lawn with a berry dessert and hear live music
Perfect for families
Usual berry prices apply
Picking ends at 7:00 p.m.
No admission, but donations are welcome to offset costs of the event
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Board of Directors
Richard L. Barger Debbie Livingston
Pete Bradley Gwen E. Marrion, president
Laurie A. Brooks, treasurer Brent Mayerson
Mather Clarke Richard H. Treat
Robert E. DePietro, Jr. Gretchen Wiedie
Tony Gorman, vice president Matt Wraight Tom Hull
If you have questions about the Bolton Land Trust, would like to set up a confidential meeting to discuss the future of your land or are interested in becoming a member, please contact Gwen Marrion, president.
860-643-9302 or gmarrion@snet.net
Bolton Land Trust 38 Maple Valley Road, Bolton, CT 06043 860-643-9302 gmarrion@snet.net