Did you know that the first surveys of Kendall County in 1838-1841 noted specific trees as boundary markers? Some of these “bearing trees” are still alive and are now referred to as “Witness Trees” for all the history they have lived through.
To hear more come to Ken Mozingo’s talk
Witness Trees of Kendall County
on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 2 PM at the
Little White School Museum 72 Polk St., Oswego, IL
Registration fee, in advance by calling 630-554-1010 or at the door—walk-ins are welcome—is $5 per person for this program hosted by the Oswegoland Heritage Association in partnership with the Oswegoland Park District.
Ken is a Master Naturalist and long time volunteer with the Kendall County Forest preserve. He has an appreciation of old trees and wild things of Kendall County which he enjoys sharing with the public.