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Limited Spots Still Available for Spring Tea at Colonel Palmer House

registration in advance required

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It's Tea Time at Colonel Palmer House! 1858, Once Upon a Springtime Tea

Sun, Apr 14

12:30-2 pm (sold out)

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3-4:30 pm (limited spots available, register soon!)

Ages 7+

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Enjoy several different teas, sandwiches, and desserts as you spend a relaxing afternoon learning about popular tea topics of 1858.

Click on the program code on page 7 of the digital guide to register online

https://view.publitas.com/clpd...

The Colonel Palmer House was built c.1858 by settlers Gustavus and Henrietta Palmer. Located on its original site, the home was entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Currently the home is maintained by the Crystal Lake Park District and is home to the Crystal Lake Historical Society.

For more information or questions, contact Sarah Taylor, staylor@crystallakeparks.org.

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