Stranger Reduction Zone is a community based interactive public sculpture. It was designed to encourage members of a downtown area to get to know each other better, building a safer and more comfortable community.
This center consists of 15 acres of barns, buildings and exhibits from the turn of the century. Once the property of May Bonfils Stanton, the center hosts educational events and public programs such as luncheons, nature walks and workshops. The kids can explore an old country school, as well as participate in special summer programs. Tours take place regularly in the Ralston Crossing School, dating back to the 1920s, and the Streer-Peterson House, dating from 1872.
Camp Saint Malo
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