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Ellwanger Garden

alexandergartley — 2016-04-05T15:16:33Z

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BradMandell — 2009-04-28T13:18:55Z

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- This beautiful and historic formal garden, hidden behind a stone wall on Mount Hope Avenue, was created out of a pear orchard in the 1860s and was George Ellwanger's personal garden. Ellwanger was a German immigrant and one of the partners in the noted Rochester firm of ["Ellwanger and Barry"] Nurseries. The house and carriage house adjacent to the garden are privately owned. The garden itself is also privately owned, and cared for, by the ["Landmark Society"]. It is open to the public by appointment and during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend.	+ '''Ellwanger Garden''' is a beautiful and historic formal garden, hidden behind a stone wall on Mount Hope Avenue, originally created out of a pear orchard in the 1860s and was George Ellwanger's personal garden. Ellwanger was a German immigrant and one of the partners in the noted Rochester firm of ["Ellwanger and Barry"] Nurseries. The house and carriage house adjacent to the garden are privately owned. The garden itself is also privately owned, and cared for, by the ["Landmark Society"]. It is open to the public by appointment and during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend.

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jasonharemza — 2008-01-16T21:57:19Z

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- This beautiful and historic formal garden, hidden behind a stone wall on Mount Hope Avenue, was created out of a pear orchard in the 1860s and was George Ellwanger's personal garden. Ellwanger was a German immigrant and one of the partners in the noted Rochester firm of ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Barry] Nurseries. The house and carriage house adjacent to the garden are privately owned. The garden itself is also privately owned, and cared for, by the ["Landmark Society"]. It is open to the public by appointment and during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend.	+ This beautiful and historic formal garden, hidden behind a stone wall on Mount Hope Avenue, was created out of a pear orchard in the 1860s and was George Ellwanger's personal garden. Ellwanger was a German immigrant and one of the partners in the noted Rochester firm of ["Ellwanger and Barry"] Nurseries. The house and carriage house adjacent to the garden are privately owned. The garden itself is also privately owned, and cared for, by the ["Landmark Society"]. It is open to the public by appointment and during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend.

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jasonharemza — 2008-01-16T21:43:15Z

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- This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the ["South Wedge"] area. It was once part of something to do with ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Berry] (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot.	+ This beautiful and historic formal garden, hidden behind a stone wall on Mount Hope Avenue, was created out of a pear orchard in the 1860s and was George Ellwanger's personal garden. Ellwanger was a German immigrant and one of the partners in the noted Rochester firm of ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Barry] Nurseries. The house and carriage house adjacent to the garden are privately owned. The garden itself is also privately owned, and cared for, by the ["Landmark Society"]. It is open to the public by appointment and during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend.

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BeverlyGibson — 2008-01-15T15:48:57Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-15 10:48:57'' [[nbsp]] Ellwanger Garden was planted in 1867 by George Ellwanger,cofounder of Ellwanger and Barry Nurseries. It was his personal garden. Today the garden is owned and maintained as a living museum by the Landmark Society and is open by appointment only except for the public hours during the Lilac Festival and Peony Weekend. It is not a public space. It is private property as are the house and grounds around it. Visitors are welcome when the garden is open. For more information please go to landmarksociety.org --["BeverlyGibson"]

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-26T16:53:00Z

link to South Wedge, moved photo on-site

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- This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the South Wedge area. It was once part of something to do with ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Berry] (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot. - - http://static.flickr.com/55/140014995_96af40307f.jpg Photo by ["TobinFricke" Tobin Fricke].	+ This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the ["South Wedge"] area. It was once part of something to do with ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Berry] (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot.

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-26T16:47:48Z

Upload of image EllwangerGardenByTobinFricke.jpg.

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BetsyJenson — 2007-08-26T16:13:40Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-26 12:13:40'' [[nbsp]] The sign that used to say "Ellwanger Garden" was recently changed to + read "Private Property". So, it appears the park is no longer open to the + public. --["BetsyJenson"]

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2006-08-22T03:20:48Z

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RickUrwin — 2006-07-15T01:52:48Z

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- This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the South Wedge area. It was once part of something to do with Ellwanger & Berry (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot.	+ This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the South Wedge area. It was once part of something to do with ["Mount Hope Nurseries" Ellwanger & Berry] (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot.

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peteb — 2006-06-12T23:05:21Z

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TobinFricke — 2006-05-08T04:50:56Z

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TobinFricke — 2006-05-08T04:47:52Z

Added Far's text. Note link to Landmark Society website with more information.

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- http://www.landmarksociety.org/section.html?id=2&uid=3&pageId=17	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("625 Mt Hope Ave, Rochester NY", "A place!")]]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|http://www.landmarksociety.org/section.html?id=2&uid=3&pageId=17\|\| + + This is a beautiful garden, hidden behind a stone wall, and by a house in the South Wedge area. It was once part of something to do with Ellwanger & Berry (it was their garden, or a green house, or something). The house behind it is private property and so is the driveway it's on, but the garden itself is a public space. The garden is taken care of by the ["Landmark Society"], it's a bit hard to find, but it's a great spot. + + [[Comments]] + ------ + ''2006-05-07 15:21:37'' [[nbsp]] Good to know it's open to the public. I've run past it dozens of times but have been worried about hidden attack dogs or something... --["JonRobins"]

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TobinFricke — 2006-05-04T00:24:28Z

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