Save the Date for our Fall Concert on the Prairie! Sunday October 20, 2024, starting at 3pm. Performers: Molly Baer: violin/fiddle Ben Weldy: mandolin, guitar, scandola Part I – Classical and Irish selections Intermission Part II – Irish and Bluegrass selections Ticket link coming soon! Molly Baer Molly Baer joined the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra […]
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We are excited to invite you to celebrate the completion of our Frankford Legacy House featuring the lively Irish band, 5 Second Rule! Purchase Tickets Here A silent auction benefitting Frankford will be held in the new Legacy House. You can see a sneak peek of the wonderful items up for bid below. Silent auction
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Spring Concert on the Prairie featuring an evening of Chamber Music! Monday, March 27, 2023, doors opened at 6:30pm and the concert was from 7-8:30pm. We enjoyed the wonderful string quintet featuring: Swang Lin, violin Amy Faires, violin Liesl-Ann de Villiers, viola Desiree Elsevier, viola Craig
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Lavona Massey Cudd Lavona Massey Cudd (1865-1934) lived on a farm near Hebron and was the area midwife. According to family records, Lavona delivered 942 babies! Her grandchildren remembered her making fresh straw mattresses each year once the wheat was thrashed. She also saved duck and geese pluckings for feather pillows. Lavona is laid to
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Christmas Tree Skirt at the Historic Frankford Church Our lovely Historic Frankford Church is made even more lovely every holiday season by the beautiful quilt we use as a tree skirt for our Christmas tree. The Double Wedding Ring pattern quilt was made by Annie Dickerson Wells, the paternal grandmother of Kathy Wells Power, President
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Frankford Annual Prairie Mowing Our annual January mowing take place in the first few weeks of January. We mow the prairie once a year during winter. Mowing is one of the ways we prevent woody plants from encroaching into the prairie. The annual mowing also disperses seeds and encourages the growth of spring wildflowers like
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