A documentary on the historic Dennis Farm will share the amazing journey of the family who owned and loved this land since just after the American Revolution.
On Thursday, October 5th the Dennis Farm Charitable Land Trust held its 5th Annual Symposium at Keystone College where Denise Dennis, the President and CEO and the seventh generation of the family, told the amazing story of her family. The farm was originally settled in Susquehanna County by the family of Prince Perkins who were free African Americans moving west from Connecticut to the region.
WNEP was on hand to capture the event as well as to shed light on a new project for the Dennis Farm: a documentary film to really tell the family’s story and history in Susquehanna County.
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