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History of Gardening in the United States
America’s 250th Anniversary
Thursday, September 24
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Orlando Public Library
Albertson Room - Third FloorLearn about the fascinating and complex history of gardening in the United States from its early colonial days to the present. Recommended for ages 18+.
Find out about the manicured estate gardens of the United States post-revolutionary period, community Victory Gardens during the World Wars, modern backyard organic gardens, and everything in between as we explore the history of gardening in the United States.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | History - Culture - Genealogy | Education & Learning |
TAGS: | learningcentral | history | bb-adult-events | America250 |
Orlando Public Library
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Orlando Public Library is the headquarters and resource center for the Orange County Library System. The library has been located at this site since its beginnings as the Albertson Public Library in 1923. Public Reference Departments in Orlando Public Library include Children’s, Library Central, and Learning Central. The Children’s Library offers spacious areas, special programs, computers and story rooms for our youngest readers and readers to be. The Dorothy Lumley Melrose Center for Technology, Innovation and Creativity is located on the second floor. The Friends of the Library Third Floor Bookstore is open daily and recycles withdrawn and donated books to the community.