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Aiken, South Carolina
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Hopelands Gardens was originally the winter home of the prominent equestrian couple, Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, before being donated to the city of Aiken in 1969.
The gardens span over 14 acres, offering a serene escape filled with ancient oaks, magnolias, and a variety of seasonal blooms.
The gardens are home to the annual Hopelands Concert Series, where visitors can enjoy free outdoor performances in a picturesque setting.
The gardens feature several historic buildings, including the Dollhouse, which is a charming miniature playhouse built in the early 20th century.
The gardens are located near the Aiken Training Track, reflecting the city's rich equestrian heritage and history in horse racing.
The gardens include a wetland area that supports diverse wildlife, offering visitors a chance to observe nature up close.
