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Centennial Botanical Conservatory, Thunder Bay

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The Centennial Conservatory in Thunder Bay, Ontario is located in the city's south end. It was built in 1965 and opened to the public in 1967 as a Centennial Project to commemorate the Canadian Centennial. The conservatory houses various varieties of tropical plants, flowers, trees and shrubs in its main greenhouse, a cactus room, and a room with seasonal displays. The facility includes paths and benches and a wishing well and is open to the public, year round free of charge.HistoryThe Centennial Conservatory is a commemorative Centennial Project donated to the citizens of Fort William as their legacy. Construction started in 1965 and was for the most part completed in 1966 leaving one year for seeding and growing. It was finally opened to the public on November 10, 1967. On November 18, 1967, the official opening ceremony was held.In 1968, one year after the Centennial Conservatory opened to the public, a large banana plant was donated by the Canadian Daughters Assembly 34.

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• By libraryscott2017

  The Conservatory is small, but so full of amazing plants! It wasn't busy so that gave us lots of time to really enjoy the place. There are benches so you can just sit and enjoy the waterfall, the colo...  more »

• By JohnTDDD

  This place was really small compared to other gardens I went to. i was in and out in less than 15 minutes. Nothing really to it, however the plants they had were cool to see, again this was alot small...  more »

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• By Loretta Garrett

  Put down 3 beautiful miniature fairies with a 5 year old and when we returned 1.5 weeks later they were nowhere to be found.

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• By Matthew Jordan

  Excellent place to go and escape the cold winter weather! It's a nice location to relax for a little bit

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