Owens Farm: Past and Future

Join Greenbelt Land Trust’s Executive Director Jessica McDonald for a presentation and walk at Owens Farm to learn about the fascinating history of the property and the exciting vision of community health-focused recreation that the Owens Farm Partnership is moving forward.

Step inside the historic farmhouse, walk along the route of future trails, and learn how you can help the Owens Farm Partnership – City of Corvallis, Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Benton County and Greenbelt Land Trust – make the vision come true.

We will walk for up to one mile, with some mild elevation, over uneven ground at times. No restrooms on site. Please leave four legged friends at home.

History of Bald Hill Farm :: 30 Years Series

 

 

 

 

Calling all local history buffs! Come and learn more about the fascinating history of Bald Hill Farm, from Kalapuya through western settler migration. We’ll delve into the world of the extensive Mulkey family whose name graces the property’s creek and ridgeline, and trace back local tales through oral and written documents. Space is limited to 30 for this free event.

This will be a slow, easy walk with many stops and considerable standing.

 

Owens Farm History Walk**FILLED**

 

 

 

**This walk is full**

This event is part of the 10th Annual Natural Areas Celebration Week

Join Greenbelt Land Trust as we go back in time and explore the fascinating history of Owens Farm. We will discuss the Knotts-Owens family, their influence in Benton County, uses of the farm over time, and Greenbelt’s restoration efforts and vision for the landscape. This property is rich with cultural history and accessible by guided tours only. This is a free and family-friendly walk.

 

Owens Farm History & Nature Walk

Join Greenbelt Land Trust as we go back in time and explore the fascinating history of Owens Farm. We will discuss the Knotts-Owens family, their influence in Benton County, uses of the farm over time, and Greenbelt’s restoration efforts and vision for the landscape. This property is rich with cultural history and accessible by guided tours only. This is a free and family-friendly walk.

Registration

For more information or to RSVP, please email Rebecca. Additional details and directions will be provided upon registering.

**FILLED**Owens Farm History & Habitat Walk

*This outing has been filled* We will discuss the intriguing history of the Knotts-Owens family, their influence in Benton County, uses of the farm over the years, and Greenbelt’s restoration efforts and vision for the landscape. This is a fascinating property, rich with cultural history. To sign up for this fun and family-friendly walk, RSVP to Jessica.