Brought to you by the Staff Council Community Engagement Committee, join in for a tour of the Proctor Maple Research Center on Thursday, July 9th from 4:00 – 5:00pm on 364 Marvin Taylor Road in Underhill. The PMRC was established in 1946 and has been at the forefront of maple science ever since. Guided by staff member Phoebe Plank, we’ll explore the research facilities and view state-of-the-art equipment that is currently at rest during the maple production off-season. Registrants provide their own transportation and should wear closed-toed shoes. 

Registration Required, 6 person minimum by 7/2.  20 person maximum.

Your GPS may lead you astray on the way to Proctor. We recommend you start by navigating to Harvey Road in Underhill. If coming from the south, turn onto River Road off route 15 and drive just under 5 miles, through Underhill Center, until you reach Harvey Road on your right. If coming from the north, through Cambridge, you’ll be on Pleasant Valley Road, which turns into River Road, with Harvey Road on your left. Drive up Harvey Road and you will see Marvin Taylor Road on your right. Proctor is located at the end of Marvin Taylor Road.