Join Belmont Mansion the last weekend in May as Staci Catron, the Senior Director of the Cherokee Garden Library at the Atlanta History Center,

will be speaking from her book,

"Seeking Eden", an exploration of Georgia’s

rich garden heritage from the mid-eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries. These public and

private gardens include

nineteenth-century parterres, Colonial Revival gardens, Country Place–era landscapes,

rock gardens, and historic town squares.

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The event begins in Belmont University's

Leu Center for the Visual Arts where

Ms. Catron will be speaking.

Afterwards, the director of horticulture

at Belmont University will guide

guests on a tour of the Belmont gardens.

The afternoon concludes with a reception and book signing in Belmont Mansion’s Grand Salon.