The foundations for this mill were carved from bedrock, most likely by John Bartram. Apples were crushed in the circular trench by a wooden...
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The boardwalk provides a dry footpath through natural tidal wetlands right on the river’s edge and includes tidal marks from the 1800’s carved into...
John Bartram had a lifelong interest in plant medicine and healing, and discovered a large number of important North American medicinal plants, including ginseng....
John Bartram constructed a “fish pond” in this spring-fed area, where he grew fragrant water lilies, American lotus, golden club, arrow arum, pickerel weed,...
Bartram Hall, a 34-room villa designed by Philadelphia architect Samuel Sloan, stood on this site from 1851-1896. It was the home of Andrew Eastwick,...
This male tree is believed to be the oldest ginkgo, Ginkgo biloba, in North America. It was one of three original ginkgo trees sent...
The Garden’s signature tree, Franklinia alatamaha, was observed by John and William Bartram in 1765 along the Altamaha River in southern Georgia, in Creek...
The Ann Bartram Carr Garden creates a welcoming new entrance as Bartram’s Garden takes its place as a premier river destination in the city....
The 8-acre Garden contains a beautiful array of native plant displays that feature many Bartram discoveries and historic cultivars. The Garden is also home...
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