Nashoba Book Stone Chamber

Linda McElroy is an Acton citizen and activist who cares about preserving and helping others appreciate our local natural history. Along with Craig Chartier and David Stewart-Smith, she authored an article about the restoration of North Acton's famed "Potato Cave", which is more properly called the Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber. The article appeared in the NEARA ( New England Antiquities Research Association) Journal and on the NEARA web site. For more background, please the NEARA web page on the Acton Stone Chamber.


	Linda McElroy is an Acton citizen and activist who cares about preserving and helping others appreciate our local natural history. Along with Craig Chartier and David Stewart-Smith, she authored an article about the restoration of North Acton's famed "Potato Cave", which is more properly called the Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber. The article appeared in the NEARA ( New England Antiquities Research Association) Journal and on the NEARA web site. For more background, please the NEARA web page on the Acton Stone Chamber.
	This is the entrance to the Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber midway during the restoration process. Note the supports under the entrance roof.
	.......................................................................................... Members of the restoration team pause during their work on the Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber. Linda McElroy is on the right.