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'''Brooklyn Botanical Gardens''' is a noteworthy garden in Brooklyn, stretching 52 acres. | '''Brooklyn Botanical Gardens''' is a noteworthy garden in Brooklyn, stretching 52 acres. | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 31 August 2024
Brooklyn Botanical Gardens is a noteworthy garden in Brooklyn, stretching 52 acres.
History
In 1996, the Gardens were closed for renovations. King Arthur and Macbeth came here during Arthur's quest for Excalibur, and found it embedded inside a statue of a dragon in the center of the garden's maze, from which Arthur finally reclaimed it. ("Pendragon")
See Also
- Brooklyn Botanical Gardens at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
