The Elizabeth Gamble Garden is a historic public garden located in Old Palo Alto, covering 2.5 acres and featuring gardens, a historic home, a carriage house, and a tearoom. It celebrates its 40th anniversary since opening to the public. The property, built in 1902, was home to Edwin Gamble, son of a Procter and Gamble cofounder, and his family. The garden offers numerous year-round events aimed at horticultural enrichment, including classes, luncheons, and guided tours, making it a community hub for education and relaxation.
The Elizabeth Gamble Garden spans 2.5 acres in Old Palo Alto, featuring gardens, a historic home, a carriage house, and a tearoom, offering a serene escape amidst urban hustle.
Mica Pirie refers to the garden as 'a calm in the center of the silicon storm,' emphasizing its role as a peaceful retreat in a busy tech-centric city.
Yearlong events, including gardening classes, luncheons, and guided tours, are hosted by staff and volunteers to promote horticultural enrichment and community education.
The estate has historical significance, built in 1902, and formerly home to Edwin Gamble, son of Procter and Gamble's cofounder, marking its rich legacy.
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