The White Memorial Foundation, created in 1913 by Litchfield residents Alain White and his sister, May White, to honor their parents, acquired of former farmland, about half of it in Morris. The northern and eastern parts of Bantam Lake shoreline were Conservancy property, along with of trails, an education center, a museum and research stations. The Conservancy's mix of fields, forest, ponds and wetland, as well as the lake and Bantam River, was open to the public for a range of outdoor activities that included hiking, horseback riding, kayaking and cross-country skiing.
the white memorial foundation created in 1913 by litchfield residents alain white and his sister may white to honor their parents acquired of former farmland about half of it in morris the northern and eastern parts of bantam lake shoreline were conservancy property along with of trails an education center a museum and research stations the conservancy's mix of fields forest ponds and wetland as well as the lake and bantam river was open to the public for a range of outdoor activities that included hiking horseback riding kayaking and cross-country skiing