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Gardens of the Gilded Age: Lavish Landscapes from America's Golden Era

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1:30 PM

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3:00 PM

TOWN:

September 14, 2026

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Wilton CT Public Library

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137 Old Ridgefield Rd, Wilton, CT 06897, USA

Gardens of the Gilded Age: Lavish Landscapes from America's Golden Era

The Gilded Age spent its money in public. The gardens were where it spent the most.

Jana Milbocker joins Wilton Library on Zoom to walk through her new book, published in June, on the historic gardens made for the Vanderbilts, the Rockefellers, the du Ponts and the rest of the industrial barons. Formal parterres, artfully engineered landscapes, and the stories of the people who commissioned them. Milbocker runs Enchanted Gardens and has spent fifteen years as a landscape designer after twenty five as an art director, which is roughly the right combination for a book that is equal parts horticulture and design history. Time for questions afterwards.

Good to know. Free, on Zoom, and registration is required. Capacity has already been reached, so new registrations join the waitlist. The Zoom invitation goes out the day of the event.

Where to go. Nowhere. This one is online.

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Wilton CT Public Library

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(203) 762-3950

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