CONSERVED LANDS
| Huckabee Farm - Horace Greely Road - 37 Acres |
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| Ice-skating on Huckabee's farm pond was an Amherst tradition for many years, and Margery Huckabee wanted to preserve her family's land for future generations to enjoy. With the help of the Amherst Land Trust, she was able to obtain the funds she needed to secure her situation while protecting most of the land. |
| Bragdon's Hill - Rt. 101 - 122.2 Acres |
| This landmark property on Route 101, at the Bedford border, is a favorite for families from around the region for hiking and winter fun. |
| Lindabury Orchard - Christian Hill Rd - 47 Acres |
| A prime parcel with a lovely view, this piece provides permanent open space in the northwest corner of town. The Friends of the Orchard have begun a long-term project to preserve the land and establish a tradition of community gathering and celebration centered on the orchard, a legacy of Amherst's rural heritage. |
| Wetland Wildlife Res. - Boston Post Rd - 3.5 Acres |
| This property was gifted to the Land Trust. |
| Trow Mill - Mont Vernon, west of Rt. 13 - 18± Acres |
| This Mont Vernon property preserves a piece of the historical heritage of the Souhegan Valley. |
| Dinkel Easement - E. of Beaver Brook - 10± Acres |
| This lovely, wooded setting and its historic stonework is now preserved in perpetuity. |