Re-creating the past when families would gather ‘round their radios to listen to dramatic readings of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, The Grey Towers Heritage Association is hoping for the same this year.
Except instead of a radio, the broadcast will stream into homes via the Internet.
Joe and Therese Plummer, who have provided this favorite holiday classic in the Great Hall of Grey Towers in Milford, Pike County, for decades, professionally recorded the reading and offered it to the Heritage Association to keep the tradition going.
COVID restrictions this year eliminated the option for a live presentation, one of the Heritage Association’s annual fundraisers.
The Plummers, the Heritage Association and the US Forest Service at Grey Towers hope this will bring a bright spot into many homes this holiday season, during an otherwise challenging time.
Dim the lights, engage your imagination and follow this link on any personal device.
Donations can be made to the Grey Towers Heritage Association via their website.
For more information on programs, initiatives and other upcoming events, visit the Grey Towers Heritage Association. Click Here to sign up for updates from the Association, Like them on Facebook, Follow them on Twitter, visit their YouTube Channel, become part of their Google+ Circle and follow them on Instagram.
Also visit the Grey Towers Historic Site website and the Pinchot Institute for Conservation website for information on its conservation research and policy programs. Click Here to sign up for the Institute’s regular updates.
[Posted: December 22, 2020] PA Environment Digest
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