Lynch Creek FARM

On behalf of the Ben Franklin Society, Bob Radcliffe has authored a NC Sales Tax Reform Study targeted to Eliminate the Sales Tax on all Public School Purchases Statewide.

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As a BreadWorks supporter, a portion of each Event Fee you have paid is a Donation to the Ben Franklin Society in support of its ongoing Research Projects.

This Report was an outgrowth of the “Early College High School (ECHS) Sponsorship” we undertook in 2016 on behalf of the Franklin County Educational Foundation.

In its efforts to improve the ECHS, the Ben Franklin Society has just DONATED One Computer Cart and 70 Google Chromebook Computers as part of our Goal to provide a Computer for each ECHS student. This donation is valued at nearly $16,000.

More details will follow in September about the impact the Ben Franklin Society is making at ECHS. Each of our Members should be proud of their part in making this computer donation possible!

Our collective efforts are making a positive impact upon the quality of Franklin County Public Education.

Checkout Bob’s latest Article posted by noted Artisan Bread Chef/Author Peter Reinhart on www.PizzaQuest.com.

If you have a broken pizza stone, Bob now sells a “Kit” to repair it yourself! Don’t buy another new pizza stone. Fix the one you have with a money-back guarantee! Read Bob’s Article using this link:

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Lynch Creek Farm now joins the Quilt Trails of the Tar River. Each Quilt Block pattern is chosen with care, so that it reflects the history of the place where it hangs. Our Block is mounter on our entranceway gate and replicates an 1880’s hand-made wool quilt (we own) in true historic colors and was painted by local artist, Margaret Hilpert.

The Quilt Trail was created by the Franklin County Arts Council (FCAC) to unite our communities along the Tar River, increase tourism to Franklin and neighboring counties, and generate interest in local history and culture.

The Quilt Blocks, ranging in size from 2′, 4′, and 8′ square, are painted with a single pattern, and attached to the sponsor building or structure. With hundreds of patterns to choose from within the rich heritage of quilting, each Block on the trail is unique to it’s location.

For more information Search “Quilt Trails of the Tar River” on Facebook, or visit the FCAC website at www.fcacarts.org

Bob has spend years researching the history of how present-day “Lynch” Creek got its name. The spelling has changed since James Linch was granted a Land Grant from Lord Granville in 1722. The earliest map showing its name is the 1770 John Collet Map of North Carolina. The Inset shown is from the 1833 MacRae-Brazier Map with the name “Linches” Creek.

See Bob’s online Lynch Creek Journal for complete details.

Launching a revamped Lynch Creek Farm website with WordPress after 10 years of operation. Please Contact Me if you find Broken Links or other inconsistencies, so that I can fix them, Thanks – Bob Radcliffe