Hagan-Stone Park

At a time when progress was symbolized by a bulldozer, Anne Hagan waged a relentless battle to save the trees and beauty spots in a garden club city. During this same time, Joseph Stone, a grand man of the outdoors, fought to conserve land. In 1964, when a regional park was established near Pleasant Garden, it was fitting that it be named Hagan-Stone Park, honoring Anne Hagan and Joseph Stone. Today Hagan-Stone Park is a scenic 409-acre wildlife refuge and recreational facility. Hagan-Stone offers recreational activities for all walks of life and diverse interests.

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