Last updated on 23 February 11

Strawbery Banke Museum and Gardens

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  • Fountain, Goodwin Garden Photograph © Strawbery Banke Museum/John Dunkle
  • Strawbery Banke Gardens, New Hampshire Photograph © Strawbery Banke Museum/Dieter

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Strawberry Banke is a seventeenth century plantation settlement beside Puddle Dock. The Museum has a set of re-created colonial period gardens including the Sherburne Garden, the Victory Garden, the Aldrich Garden, the Goodwin Garden and a herb garden. They were domestic gardens with flowers and vegetables, not fashionable gardens, owing much to the town gardens of late-renaissance Europe. The Sherburne Garden is a seventeenth century kitchen garden with raised beds, recreated on it original site. The Victory Garden is a recreation of the garden of the family who lived on the site during the Second World War.
Address - Strawbery Banke Museum, 14 Hancock Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, NH 038301
Opening times - May to October. Daily. Open 10am to 5pm.
Website - Visit the Strawbery Banke Museum and Gardens website

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  • about 1 year ago Shaniah Twain said

    This place is worse than expected. With its dead flowers and unhelpful employees. I was very displeased, so please do better so that future visitors don't feel the same.

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