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A docuMEnTAry to help save the farmhouse is in the works to save the house from decomposing to preserve the Lambertson Legacy, a family of farmers that built this house in 1820. 
Marion Smith Lambertson, the last descendant of the family, founded the Historical Society and wanted the house to be preserved as a park and a community center.
For more information about how you can help save this house and the Lambertson farm, contact Opal Street Dance Improvisation Theater, www.opalstreet.org, at Opalstreetdit@mail.com, in collaboration with Echoes Past, where more information can be found at: Help Create a Non Profit to Save the Smith Farm | Indiegogo
 Thank you for reading and your willingness to contribute to a project that will bring together a community of student film makers, local farmers, historians and preservationists to save 200 acres of trees and farmland.
Thank you for reading and your willingness to contribute to a project that will bring together a community of student film makers, local farmers, historians and preservationists to save 200 acres of trees and farmland.
 The film will be a message for universal peace, saving this historical landmark, nature, and the spirit of consciousness.
The film will be a message for universal peace, saving this historical landmark, nature, and the spirit of consciousness.   Together, we can co-create a message of universal collaboration and artistic effort in honor of our infinite potential as an imagine-nation.
Together, we can co-create a message of universal collaboration and artistic effort in honor of our infinite potential as an imagine-nation.  Agriculture, education and justice for all.




 
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