These three “learning gardens” are located on the the grounds of the Freeman Store and Museum,131 Church Street NE. Two are located around the Little Library: a Colonial Herb Garden planted with herbs that were prized by early European settlers for food, medicine and aroma; and a Native American Garden with plants used by northeastern Native American tribes for food, medicine, and tools. The third garden is a Victory Garden containing vegetables that were grown to increase food production during World War I and World War II, and is located in the fenced area in the front yard of the Freeman Store and Museum building.

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