Dogwood Festival Keeps Greenfield Hill Charm Alive
The annual Dogwood Festival along the country road recalls an 18th century tradition. Since 1936, Greenfield Hill Women’s Guild sold punch, cookies, and canned goods to aid missions. Over time the festival grew, but profits continued advancing mission work through local groups.
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Dogwood Festival Opens in Fairfield for 65th Year
The four day Dogwood Festival in Fairfield begins Saturday and runs through Tuesday May 16 marking its 65th anniversary. The event draws up to 50 000 visitors yearly and features community programs with many partner groups and media coverage.
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Bridgeport Council of Churches
Project Learn
Operation Hope
Covenant To Care
South Dakota
Fairfield
Spring Splendor Dogwood 2000 Celebrates 65 Years
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church Women's Guild hosts Spring Splendor Dogwood 2000 from May 13 to May 16, marking 65 years of the event with local volunteers and church community participation.
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Greenfield Hill Dogwood Festival returns with antiques event
The Greenfield Hill Congregational Church welcomes back popular festival features including antique appraisals by Peter Curran of Antiques Roadshow on May 13 for a five dollar per item fee. Visitors can tour pre Revolutionary War homes, view dogwood trees and herbs, and join guided historic walking tours with costumed guides. Tickets for the walking tour cost two dollars.
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New York Times
Reader's Digest
Yankee Magazine
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
George Washington
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Eleanor Roosevelt
Norman Vincent Peale
Peter Curran
Greenfield Hill
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