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For information, please call
Heather Hohman at (386) 668-3840 or Volusia County Parks,
Recreation and Culture at (386) 736-5953. |
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July 2009 |
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Independence Day
Celebration
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Activities for young and old including jump rope, pie-eating
contests, patriotic music and much more! Bring a picnic or
enjoy food from vendors on site. Celebrate America at a National
Historic Site!
FREE (tour admission of the mansion is not included)
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Flower Design Series
1 - 4 p.m. July 11 and 25
Cost: $15 per class
Join Master Gardener Betty Suber to learn about
designing flower centerpieces, bouquets and beds. In each of these
classes, participants will make a different design to take home. Class space is limited and RSVPs are recommended. To
sign up, contact Betty Suber at (386)
753-9988 or
1fineskier@bellsouth.net.
Suber is a Volusia County master gardener, certified by the Florida
Federation of Garden Clubs. |
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DeBary Hall’s Eco Quest
People have been vacationing to Florida for more than 100 years.
Have you ever wondered what makes Florida so unique? We will be
exploring Florida’s natural habitat and learning about the
plants, animals and geographical features of our area through
outdoor activities and scientific projects.
The camp is open to kids from ages 7-12. The weekly fee is $75.
For more information, contact Heather Hohman at (386)
668-3840 -
2009 summer camp flier |
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Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"History of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse"
Speaker: Capt. Murphy, Ponce Inlet Lighthouse |
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DeBary Hall’s Game Quest
Test your skill at a handful of different challenges and games
from yesterday, today and tomorrow. We will play games that span
across the long timeline of gaming. Participants will learn
problem-solving and team-building skills while increasing their
personal knowledge and physical ability.
The camp is open to kids from ages 7-12. The weekly fee is $75.
For more information, contact Heather Hohman at (386)
668-3840 -
2009 summer camp flier |
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August 2009 |
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Hunter Safety Course
8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 1
DeBary Hall Stables
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is offering a
free Hunters' Safety Course. The course will include a lecture and
workshop at DeBary Hall Stables followed by a trip to a gun range to
review gun safety. To pre-register, visit
www.myfwc.com. For more
information, please call JoAnne Peagler at (352) 625-2804. |
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Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"Pioneering in Florida: Women of early Lake Helen"
Speaker: Norma Blackman |
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15 |
Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"The Timucua Indians"
Speaker: Frederick Hitt |
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September 2009 |
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Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"Florida's tropical and native plants"
Speaker: Betty Suber, master gardener |
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19 |
Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"Journey through East Volusia"
Speakers: Alice and Ron Howell |
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October 2009 |
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Lemonade Lecture
2 p.m. behind the visitors center
"Florida history through art"
Speaker: Jackson Walker |
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Victorian Gift Shop
Open during regular tour hours. When looking for that unique
gift stop by and see dolls, jewelry of the period, lovely
perfume bottles and small jewelry boxes. You'll find wonderful
stained glass birdfeeders, stakes and wind chimes. Delight that
special child with old-fashioned cut out dolls and wooden games
of a bygone era. Stuffed alligators, lizards and turtles have
arrived with spring. In keeping with the wine merchant theme, we
carry wine bottle stoppers in pewter or enamel, wine glass
tokens, cheese boards and wine-imaged cutting boards.
DeBary Hall Historic Site
210 Sunrise Boulevard
DeBary, FL 32713
(386) 668-3840 or (386) 736-5953
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