Valued in ________ of f3 million, the family's generous offer demonstrated their commitment to conserving the property.

The town has protected significant acreage at Long Lake Park and along the _______ of Long Lake across from the Prouty property.

Hershey was perhaps the only town in the country actually to _______ during the 1930s.

He seems to have _________ no expense.

Instead he _________ a massive building boom that gave rise to the most visited buildings in today's Hershey.

The Prouty family generously agreed to a bargain sale price in order to preserve the property and avoid a likely ________ war among developers.

NEFF now provides public _______ throughout the property and educational opportunities at the William A. King Education Center.

The floors in the _______ named Grand Lobby are polished Italian lava rock, surrounded by marble walls and capped with a has-relief ceiling showing sheaves of wheat, beehives, and swans.

Despite the continued _______ of those early town perks, it wasn't until the Depression that modern Hershey started to take shape.

Hershey and delivered wages to more than 600 workers. He admitted that his ________, were partly selfish.

With the ________ inner foyer, Hershey thumbed his nose even harder at the ravages of the Depression.

In October 2003, NEFF _______ financing at a highly competitive rate and purchased the property.

ln 2002, Donald Prouty, former Littleton town Moderator and town counsel ________ .