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Histsoric Gardening Event in Ohio

19 years ago

The Ohio Historical Society just announced that they are going to have a year long (starting in spring) event at their Ohio City (a reconstructed mid 1800's village) in Columbus on Histosric Gardening in Ohio. Lots of hands on activities and I think the author of "Restoring American Gardens 1640 to 1940" Denise Wiles Adams is to speak. I will keep you posted, Their next Newsletter is to have more details, and I will NOT discard (I pitched their newsletter in a frensy of year end close-out, so this is from memory). it until I post the info here.

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ginny12
19 years ago
This sounds very interesting. Tried to find more info on their website but I couldn't. So it would be great if you kept us posted. Thanks!
ginny12
19 years ago
Jill--any more info on this?
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JillP
Original Author
19 years ago
Here is a link to a news release.

http://www.ohiohistory.org/about/pr/10485805031/release.html

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