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Gallery: A Tour of the Glen Echo Property in Stoughton

Dwight MacKerron led a group on a tour of the Glen Echo property, which was recently purchased by the Town of Stoughton.

Dwight MacKerron of the Stoughton Historical Society led a group of about 30 on a tour of the Glen Echo Property on the Stoughton/Canton line, on Earth Day, Sunday, April 22.

The Town of Stoughton , paying 1.2 million for the .

 is roughly a 96-acre property that can be used for passive recreation and conservation, including six acres for active recreation.

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Town Meeting members approved the purchase of the land at the 2011 Annual Town Meeting. At the June 6, 2011 session,  to allow the town to borrow up to $1.5 million to acquire Glen Echo.

At the time, the purchase price was $1.25 million, but that was lowered by $50,000 because of the portion of the property (16 acres) where it was unclear who held the title to the land.

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The most picturesque part of the property is arguably Glen Echo lake. Take a look at photos from the tour in the media gallery above. Additional photos courtesy of Hank Herbowy. 


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