New Hampshire Chronicle: How Stone Walls Connect Us to Our Past
The stories of stone wall builder Kevin Gardner
Updated: 10:46 PM EDT July 4, 2021
Tonight here in NH old stone walls are part of the landscape, many of which were hand built hundreds of years ago. Expert Kevin Garnder explains to Karen Meyers how every stone connects us to the past. Plus, America’s most popular pastime is still played today – and some still play it the way it was played in the 19th century. Sean McDonald catches up with some of the players in an unusual location. About Fritz Wetherbees New Hampshire: The Town in Three Counties. For more on tonight’s stories: Kevin GardnerOwen AssociatesNew Hampshire Granite Vintage BaseballDirigo Baseball ClubHosting this week by: Devriendt FarmGoffstown NH
Wednesday, July 7th –
Tonight here in NH old stone walls are part of the landscape, many of which were hand built hundreds of years ago. Expert Kevin Garnder explains to Karen Meyers how every stone connects us to the past.
Plus, America’s most popular pastime is still played today – and some still play it the way it was played in the 19th century. Sean McDonald catches up with some of the players in an unusual location.
About Fritz Wetherbees New Hampshire: The Town in Three Counties.
For more information on tonight’s stories:
Kevin Gardner
Owen employee
New Hampshire Granite Vintage Baseball
Dirigo Baseball Club
Hosted this week by:
Devriendt farm
Goffstown NH
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