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My Sacred Place


UPenn Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology Stoner Courtyard

In 1998, The Stoner Courtyard was part of the “Campaign for the East Wing”, the renovation plans for the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Before renovation, the courtyard was claimed by parked cars and transient traffic, not allowing much pedestrian traffic to enjoy the outdoor space adjacent to the museum. Nature Sacred played a role in transforming the space into a fully landscaped public place for walking, gathering, sitting and reflecting.

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Beth Wolff

Beth serves as pastor at Clarksburg Church. She believes that the world is a sacred place. Even in the darkest, most forgotten spaces… For Beth, being in nature, specifically gardening, is an activity that is spiritual and healing. As an advocate in her community, she is passionate about helping to provide her community with the...

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