Discover Gray/Campbell Farmstead Virtual Field Trip to Nathanael Greene Park and Gray/Campbell Farmstead
Watch a slide show of three girls' experiences at Nathanael Greene Park and The Gray/Campbell Farmstead.
The Gray/Campbell Farmstead is a Friends of the Garden Partner.
The Gray-Campbell Farmstead is a not-for-profit historic site dedicated to teaching younger generations about life in the 1860's.
The Farmstead is open Sundays in April and October, Saturdays and Sundays in May through September, 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM and for longer hours during annual events, such as the 1860's Lifestyle Exposition.
Membership in the Gray-Campbell Farmstead Association is vital to ensure this treasure is maintained and available to future generations. If you would like to become a member, please download and fill out the membership application below.
If you would like to schedule a tour of the Farmstead for your group or organization, please contact: Michelle Atkinson.
For more information, please visit the Gray-Campbell Farmstead Website.
Use this link to download a Gray-Campbell Farmstead Association Membership Application.Gray-Campbell Membership Application (302.77 kB)
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Botanical Center & Gardens Brochure (782.17 kB) Park Bench Winter 2011-2012 (3.32 MB)The Friends of the Garden mission is to "inspire the discovery, understanding and appreciation of nature by creating and maintaining gardens at Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park and by supporting the mission of the Springfield-Greene County Botanical Center and Park Board."
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