A. A. MacDonald Memorial Gardens
(Tourist Attractions)
The garden, named after Georgetown's Father of Confederation is located in the heart of historic Georgetown bordered by the historical Georgetown Court House
(Tourist Attractions)
In 1993, a committee was formed to look into the possibility of converting the approximately 2.5 acres between the Courthouse and the Kings Playhouse into a public gardens. Once funding was secured in 1994, work began on the site. Today, the point of interest in the town.
The A.A. MacDonald Memorial Gardens. located in the heart of the community in Kent Square, is named after "Georgetown's Father of Confederation." Visitors are most welcomed to stroll through the site and enjoy its beauty and simplicity. Ample park benches and picnic tables allow the visitor to relax in undisturbed surroundings.
As one takes in the pleasant ambience, featured within view is a public style gazebo, designed by the late Stillman "Tim" Mair of Georgetown, and donated by the local Lion's Club.
The focal point of the Gardens is the cenotaph, honoring those individuals who served in our nation's military conflicts.
