A North Carolina family bought 600 acres in 1811 and kept part of the land for seven generations; 214 years later, a conservation deal protected 298 acres from becoming housing or commercial developments
- Now, 298 acres of that historic holding have been placed under permanent conservation protection.
- The land in Robeson County was purchased by John W.
- Caldwell and his wife, Nancy Hartfield, in 1811.
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- Now, 298 acres of that historic holding have been placed under permanent conservation protection.
- The land in Robeson County was purchased by John W.
- Caldwell and his wife, Nancy Hartfield, in 1811.
Sources: Times of India