Time to Share Your Passion for Historic Bethania
Hiking shoes – check. Water bottle – check.  Sunscreen – check. Camera – check. Now you’re ready to visit Historic Bethania. Those of us who love Bethania will have a chance to let everyone know why in May. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has selected May as “National Preservation Month.â€Â  Their campaign “This Place Matters†is designed to encourage local communities to share photos and stories highlighting the places they love. To encourage folks in the Piedmont to participate in this national project, Forsyth Preservation, a non-profit...
Read MoreTrail Walks
Explore the nature trails of beautiful Historic Bethania  Bethania’s conservancy-protected lands include four hiking trails through verdant forests and preserved farmlands. The Black Walnut Bottoms Trail is a 1.4 mile trail that begins beside Alpha Chapel and extends through Black Walnut Bottoms forest and farmlands areas. The 0.7 mile Graveyard Trail begins in the Mill Shoppes parking lot and loops behind God’s Acre. The 0.8 mile Orchard Trail begins at Bethania-Rural Hall Rd. and loops through the Old Orchards preserved lands. Reuter Trail, at 1.42 miles, includes a forest walk, and...
Read MoreGet Involved! Volunteer
Historic Bethania could not fulfill its mission without the help of our wonderful volunteers. Are you looking for a fun and unique volunteer experience? Want to get involved in your community? Have a passion for history? Consider joining our volunteer program. Our volunteer program has something for everyone. There are many jobs in which volunteers can make a real difference. Volunteers willing to take on just about any task are regularly needed at Historic Bethania. To get involved in helping around Bethania please submit a completed Volunteer Application . What are the benefits of...
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