Meeting Notices

Presentation and Open House
Date	Start Time	End Time	Time Zone	Location
Mar 16, 2023	6:00 PM	7:30 PM	EST	The Pilot School 208 Woodlawn Road Wilmington, Delaware 19803

First State National Historical Park invites you to join us for a Presentation and Open House on the Future of Trails in the Brandywine Valley.
 
Description:
The park will be holding three separate sessions in New Castle County, Delaware. Each session will cover a brief history of the trails in the park, current trail conditions, as well as ongoing studies and research relevant to park management. The open house portion of each event will dive into the question of "What should the National Park Service consider when thinking about trail management in the Brandywine Valley?"

Meeting Directions/Instructions:

Presentation and Open House
Date	Start Time	End Time	Time Zone	Location
Mar 17, 2023	2:00 PM	3:30 PM	EST	The Arsenal in Historic New Castle 30 Market Street New Castle, Delaware 19720

First State National Historical Park invites you to join us for a Presentation and Open House on the Future of Trails in the Brandywine Valley.
 
Description:
The park will be holding three separate sessions in New Castle County. Dates and locations can be found below. Each session will cover a brief history of the trails in the park, current trail conditions, as well as ongoing studies and research relevant to park management. The open house portion of each event will dive into the question of "What should the National Park Service consider when thinking about trail management in the Brandywine Valley?"

Meeting Directions/Instructions:

Presentation and Open House
Date	Start Time	End Time	Time Zone	Location
Mar 18, 2023	10:00 AM	11:30 AM	EST	The Pilot School 208 Woodlawn Road Wilmington, Delaware 19803

First State National Historical Park invites you to join us for a Presentation and Open House on the Future of Trails in the Brandywine Valley.
 
Description:
The park will be holding three separate sessions in New Castle County. Dates and locations can be found below. Each session will cover a brief history of the trails in the park, current trail conditions, as well as ongoing studies and research relevant to park management. The open house portion of each event will dive into the question of "What should the National Park Service consider when thinking about trail management in the Brandywine Valley?"

Meeting Directions/Instructions: