Historic Garden Week in Winchester, VA North Region

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Historic Garden Week in Winchester, VA North Region

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Part of the nation's only statewide home and garden tour, sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia.

Established in 1929, Historic Garden Week proceeds further the mission of the Garden Club of Virginia, which includes the restoration and preservation of the grounds of historic properties that are regularly open to the public. Kenmore was the first beneficiary of Garden Week funds, but other noteworthy projects include the garden of the Executive Mansion in Richmond, the Pavilion Gardens at the University of Virginia, Monticello and the public gardens at Mount Vernon. Current projects include the grounds of the John Handley School in Wi******er and Jefferson’s Poplar Forest. In all, 43 public gardens and properties throughout Virginia have benefitted from funds raised during Historic Garden Week.Research Fellowships were added to the list of worthwhile projects in 1996. These are awarded to graduate students in landscape architecture who research and document public and privately held gardens of historical significance.

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Berryville, VA

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http://www.vagardenweek.org/

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