Shakespeare Garden is a charming four-acre landscape named for the famed English poet and playwright. The garden is bursting with flowers mentioned in his poems and plays.
But the garden wasn’t an original feature of Central Park. It was first conceived in the 1880’s when park commissioner George Clausen asked the Park’s entomologist to create a garden adjacent to the nature study center in the Swedish Cottage. In 1913, Commissioner Gaynor dedicated it officially to the works of Shakespeare.
In 1987, the Central Park Conservancy restored and expanded the garden, repaving pathways and installing rustic wooden benches and bronze plaques with quotations from the Bard’s masterpieces.
Shakespeare Garden Up to 20 Guests Quiet zone, no music – 79th & West Drive
Photo bygudphoto.com
But the garden wasn’t an original feature of Central Park. It was first conceived in the 1880’s when park commissioner George Clausen asked the Park’s entomologist to create a garden adjacent to the nature study center in the Swedish Cottage. In 1913, Commissioner Gaynor dedicated it officially to the works of Shakespeare.
In 1987, the Central Park Conservancy restored and expanded the garden, repaving pathways and installing rustic wooden benches and bronze plaques with quotations from the Bard’s masterpieces.
Shakespeare Garden Up to 20 Guests Quiet zone, no music – 79th & West Drive
Photo bygudphoto.com
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