Boston Public Garden

Description

Founded 1837. A 24-acre greenspace designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. One of the earliest public botanical gardens in the United States. Features winding paths, seasonal flowerbeds, a central lagoon with swan boat rentals, and a weeping willow nicknamed 'Lady in the Water.' Statues include George Washington (equestrian) and the Ether Monument.

History

Founded 1837. Part of the Emerald Necklace of parks designed by Olmsted.

Key Features

• Swan boats on the central lagoon
• George Washington equestrian statue
• Ether Monument
• 'Lady in the Water' weeping willow

Magical Significance

The Garden's lush, curated nature has made it a place where the boundary between the mundane and Fey realms is thinner than most. On certain nights, the swan boats seem to drift of their own accord.

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