Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary Brick Walkway - Sharon, MA - Donated Engraved Bricks and Pavers on Waymarking.com

If you follow the red brick road from the parking lot at the Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, you come to the Visitor Center, a white building where you can pay a modest fee (unless you are a member of Massachusetts Audubon) and get a map to walk along the many trails within the sanctuary. The Visitor Center to the Moose Hill Massachusetts Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary (NOT the Moose Hill Farm located down the street) is located at the intersection of Moose Hill Street and Moose Hill Parkway (Too many references to Moose Hill? Go to the Mass. Audubon site and get directions).

The sanctuary is over one hundred years old and is the first sanctuary run by Massachusetts Audubon.

Interspersed among red bricks are granite bricks with names of people who donated $100 to their pathway fundraiser. The bricks were put in about a decade ago and include walkways to the parking lot and to the road, and a circular area around a flagpole. Though not specifically counted (I intend to do that in a future visit), there are about 50 granite bricks in the walkway.

Moose Hill Sanctuary's site:
(visit link)

Setting of your bricks:: Other, please specify in your description Name of Display: Moose Hill Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary Brick Walk Approximate number of bricks in display: 50 Name on One Brick: Craig Austin

Visit Instructions:
Please choose a name and provide a close-up of it. Maybe it's one of your relatives or someone with the same name or just the closest one you see. Your choice.

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