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on May 19, 2016 at 11:54 am | Reply Suzanne Colvin

As for the comment about the folks metal detecting. These people love history and uncovering history. Myself and others who metal detect are respectful of the land and return dug up areas to their original look. We even clean up trash! As for stealing as it was referred to on this website. If the park wishes metal detectors to turn over or inspect any historical items more hunters would do so gladly. If historic items are laying in the ground for NO ONE to see how is that stealing? Give hunters a chance to find these gems from this home and than share it with your organization.
I’ve been visiting Haven Hill house since 1997 and there was no organization that care one bit about this amazing historical house. Now it’s the Haven Hill Project that cares, well little too late after it burned in 1999. I resent and so do other metal hunters saying that we would be robbing everyone of history. Again, who would know of its historical items that are there unless someone dug them up and hunters would be glad to spend their time doing that to preserve history that you can actually see instead of it being buried for no one to see.

Sincerely,
Suzanne Colvin

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