The Estate in Public
Landscapes
Because the Estate is the only birdfeeder
with the scale, design and heirloom quality suitable for year round public
display use, it is featured in these type of facilities around the country.
Here's a short list of public spaces that include the Estate in their
gardens.
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Acadia National Park - Bar Harbor,
ME
40,000 acres of some of the most remarkable
scenery in America. The Estate is located near the restaurant at Jordan
Pond
Museum of the American Frontier - Stanton,
VA
Since the 17th century, Americans have fed
wild birds. See the Estate on the lawn by the main entrance.
Connecticut Audubon Society - Fairfield,
CT
Site of one of the first
sanctuaries founded in America called Birdcraft. Birds of prey
rehabilitation center. See the Estate at the main building.
The
Holden Arboretum - Kirtland, Ohio
The largest in the country, with over 3,500 acres of
display gardens and horticultural collections. See the Estate at the
visitors center.
Chicago Botanical Garden -
Glencoe,IL
300 acres of some of the finest gardens in
America. The Estate is featured in the bird garden overlooking the
lagoon.
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Atlanta Botanical Garden - Atlanta, GA
At the edge of Peidmont Park in
downtown Atlanta. The Estate is in the Storza Woods.
The Beekman
Arms Hotel - Rhinebeck, NY
The oldest
hotel in America has an Estate on display on the front lawn. This Estate has
been in place for over ten years and is a sample of one of the first production
feeders.
Other public spaces:
Eagle Creek Golf
resort - Eagle Creek, Colorado
Hole in
the Wall Gang -
Connecticut
Dennison-Pequotsepos Nature Center
- Mystic,
Connecticut
*The Estate has won design awards at the
prestigious Philadelphia, Boston, St Louis and Atlanta Flower
Shows.
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Woodside Gardens
The Registry of Nature Habitats 
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