Our history begins with the August 1926 purchase of three acres of land for $760.00 by the trustees of an organization called the Community Association of Albany Township.  This land was to be used as a recreation park for the people of the community.

At a meeting in August 1961 it was decided to purchase the Donald Stump farm. This included approximately forty-four acres of land and also the barn. The Stumps were to keep their home and several acres of land.  Then a new organization was formed and was called the Kempton Community Recreation Center. The date of the charter was December 4, 1961.  The original three acres of the recreation park was sold around 1964.  Today the Stump farm is the site of the Kempton Community Center.  Click below to download the full history of the KCC​​