In cooperation with Dutchess Tourism, Mount Gulian invites visitors to explore its garden and unique horticultural history.
Visitors will learn about the garden's origins, evolution, and notable gardeners, including Mary Anna Verplanck, a precocious eleven-year-old; James F. Brown, an enslaved man who fled Maryland and worked as Mount Gulian’s master gardener; and Virginia Eliza Darby Verplanck.
Reservations are preferred but walk-ins will be accepted if space allows. For reservations call 845.831.8172 or email us at [email protected]
Admission: $12 Adult/$10 Senior/$6 youngsters(6-18 years old)/Children under 6 and Members are free.
For more info and other participating historic sites, visit: https://dutchesstourism.com/spotlights/great-estates-garden-landscape-tour
