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Old North Church 18th Century Garden

A historical garden on the Old North Church campus in Boston's North End, begun in 1995 by church members and neighborhood volunteers. Its annuals, perennials, shrubs, and other plantings reflect species used in the late 18th century, creating a living interpretation space beside the Clough House. PlotPal lists Old North Church 18th Century Garden as a community green space in North End, Boston. The public listing address is Old North Church & Historic Site, 193 Salem Street, Boston, MA 02113. The listed steward organization is Old North Illuminated / Old North Church & Historic Site. Verified participation information currently includes visit, education. The garden functions as a historical and botanical interpretation space. It originated as a volunteer project, but PlotPal does not infer an open volunteer program without a current volunteer invitation from the steward. The garden is part of the Old North Church & Historic Site campus and is intended for visitors during site access hours. Current hours and any admission requirements should be checked before visiting. Current verified participation or information links include Explore Old North's gardens. PlotPal last verified source information from Old North Church & Historic Site on 2026-10-04. This public place page keeps verified location and participation context connected to the garden itself, so people can discover the place first and follow its current source information when they are ready to visit or get involved.