
Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden
Garden Hours
January - February
8am - 5pm
March - April
8am - 7pm
May - August
8am - 8pm
September - October
8am - 7pm
November - December
8am - 5pm
Reservations & Events
To make a reservation for group events, weddings, or other special events, call 336-373-7690.
About the Garden
Known for its massive annual plantings and bronze sculpture, this 7.5-acre garden is a popular and relaxing retreat.
A Wedding Gazebo adds an air of elegance, a man-made re-circulating stream provides texture, movement and sound, and a Sensory Garden engages visitors in an interactive landscape experience.
A variety of sculpture placed throughout the garden provides artistic and historic interest, and a Paver Plaza, located at the garden's entrance, offers a way to lend your name to the garden.
The garden is open year-round. Admission is free.
For more information on the garden, contact 336-373-4544.
Garden Photos
Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden Map

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Memorial
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Memorial
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Memorial Garden
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Daylily Garden
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Memorial Garden
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Historic Park
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1— Paver Plaza
1a — "Sundial" Sculpture
2 — Woodland Stream
3 — Sensory Garden
3a — "On the Fence" Sculpture
4 — Wedding Garden
4a — Chandler Wedding Gazebo
5 — "Wings" Sculpture
6 — Meyers Memorial Garden
7 — Tanger Family Bridge
8 — "The Student" Sculpture
9 — Overlook
9a — "Free to Soar" Sculpture Restroom
10 — Wildflower Trail
11 — Rock Garden
12 — Fragrance/Azalea/Camellia Garden
13 — Nance Memorial Garden
14 — Camberly's Garden
15 — Alexander Mangum Memorial Garden
16 — Lillian Livingston Daylily Garden
17 — Dodson R. Schenck Memorial Garden
18 — Old Mill
19 — David Caldwell Historic Park
19a — David & Rachel Caldwell Interpretive Center
19b — Caldwell Log College/Homesite
20 — Adelman Picnic Area
21 — Wooded Picnic Area
22 — Petanque Court

P — Parking
E— Entrance
i— Information
1— Paver Plaza
1a — "Sundial" Sculpture
2 — Woodland Stream
3 — Sensory Garden
3a — "On the Fence" Sculpture
4 — Wedding Garden
4a — Chandler Wedding Gazebo
5 — "Wings" Sculpture
6 — Meyers Memorial Garden
7 — Tanger Family Bridge
8 — "The Student" Sculpture
9 — Overlook
9a — "Free to Soar" Sculpture Restroom
10 — Wildflower Trail
11 — Rock Garden
12 — Fragrance/Azalea/Camellia Garden
13 — Nance Memorial Garden
14 — Camberly's Garden
15 — Alexander Mangum Memorial Garden
16 — Lillian Livingston Daylily Garden
17 — Dodson R. Schenck Memorial Garden
18 — Old Mill
19 — David Caldwell Historic Park
19a — David & Rachel Caldwell Interpretive Center
19b — Caldwell Log College/Homesite
20 — Adelman Picnic Area
21 — Wooded Picnic Area
22 — Petanque Court
Garden Areas
David Caldwell Historic Park
David Caldwell Historic Park is located adjacent to the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden.
Paved walkways link the Park to the Garden.
The Reverend David Caldwell was one of Greensboro's outstanding historic residents. Caldwell (1725-1824) was a Presbyterian minister, a self-trained physician, and an early educator in colonial North Carolina. At this site in 1767, he was the founder of the Log College which educated many prominent men of the day. Bicentennial Garden is part of the portion of land on which the academy, its campus, and his home once stood. In 2000, Greensboro Beautiful received a bequest for further enhancement of David Caldwell Historic Park, and for historical research, additional archaeological survey work, and for the construction of an interpretive center on the property. The Interpretive Center at David Caldwell Historic Park was dedicated on April 20, 2007, and educates visitors about David and Rachel Caldwell, the academy, David Caldwell's contributions to our state and region
Featured Gifts
Local artist William Mangum has created paintings of Greensboro’s four gardens. Prints are available for a donation to Greensboro Beautiful.
Each set of 12 cards featured three scenes from each of Greensboro’s public gardens.