Executive Director Audrey Wall
Welcomes Your Involvement

It is a great pleasure for me to begin working at Greenwood. As I get to look around at this wonderful old house, (part of which was built in 1732), and the many interesting artifacts, collected and used by five generations of the Delesderniers/Shepherd families, I have a new awareness of what Greenwood means to our community.

The history of this property and the people who lived here is indeed rich, and their stories come alive in the rooms and gardens at Greenwood in a way that is unique. I do hope you will have a chance to come and visit us, and see for yourselves what a treasure Greenwood is.

The other wonderful part of Greenwood is their volunteers. I am struck by the commitment and dedication of the many local residents who have worked so hard in the past decade to maintain Greenwood and to give of their time and energy to sponsor events like StoryFest, Treasures in the Attic, Concerts by the Greenwood Singers and the Greenwood Kitchen Ceilidh, Theatre On The Lawn by the Hudson Players, and Sunday House and Garden Tours. Congratulations to all of you for a job well done.

As I look ahead, it is clear to me that Greenwood is a special place that must be preserved as a testimony to Hudson's history, and as a valuable community resource. We count on your support to help us do this.

Feel free to contact me for private tours, to share suggestions, or to propose an idea that would help raise Greenwood's profile.

And, of course, I'd love to hear about your interest in volunteering. It's so easy to become an important part of Greenwood's future.

See you soon,

Audrey