We appreciate everyone who attended the recent nature photography workshop at the White House Farm. With the beauty of Page County and of the farm in particular, photography is a wonderful pursuit. If you have taken a photo of the …
The White House Farm Foundation joined fellow Shenandoah Valley conservation and education organizations at the recent inaugural plant swap held in Woodstock. Trees, seeds, wildflowers, garden books, plastic pots and many other items were free to the public with a …
We had a lovely evening for a tree walk at the White House Farm! Farm owner Scott C. Plein has carefully chosen native trees for the landscape at the beautifully restored late-1800s brick farmhouse. Sycamore, redbud and dogwood frame the …
“Are dinosaurs extinct?” Jack Price asked the group of students gathered at his table. Several students said yes, one student raised her hand and said no. “Birds are living dinosaurs,” she said. “Right! Birds are a type of dinosaur. What …
We totally enjoyed participating in Earth Day in downtown Luray this year! The celebration was held at Ruffner’s Plaza along the Luray Hawksbill Greenway and the weather couldn’t have been finer! Spring was in the air as families visited educational …