HPHS Oak Tree Memorial

For the past century, two magnificent oak trees have shaded the front lawn of Highland Park High School. They have watched over every school day and graduation. Every memory of the high school was formed in the shade of these two trees. Sadly, they were diseased and began to pose a threat to public safety. They were cut down on December 27th. The school has commissioned several works of art to be made from their sustainably repurposed wood. Even in death, these trees will continue to be part of the school. Please donate whatever you can to help with these efforts. In return for your generous contribution, Nature’s Fell is offering beautiful products hand–crafted from the wood of these magnificent trees.

*Due to the need to dry and cure the wood properly, your orders will take about one year to be ready for pick-up at Highland Park High School.

*Please indicate what you are ordering in the comments box that appears when you click ‘donate.’

*Also indicate if you are ordering multiples. (The price you enter should reflect the number of the order, e.g., 2 x the price of the item if you are are ordering 2, etc.)

*Please contact Scott Alexander at Nature’s Fell (732-624-9011) to arrange for a custom order.

Nature’s Fell of Middlesex, NJ, is a small tree salvage and woodcraft company borne of Hurricane Sandy. They would love to hear from you (https://naturesfell.com).