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Van Vleck House & Gardens    

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(105) · Botanical garden in Montclair, United States
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The Van Vleck House & Gardens originated as a 12-acre private estate more than 140 years ago when Joseph Van Vleck Sr. and his family moved to Montclair from Brooklyn in 1868. Like many …
The Van Vleck House & Gardens originated as a 12-acre private estate more than 140 years ago when Joseph Van Vleck Sr. and his family moved to Montclair from Brooklyn in 1868. Like many successful businessmen of the era, Joseph Van Vleck Sr. came to the suburbs seeking a refuge from industrial living and brought to Montclair a grand vision of a country estate surrounded by acres of landscaped grounds. Van Vleck House and Gardnes WisteriaThere have been several houses on the grounds over the years; however only the U-shaped Italianate villa, home to Howard Van Vleck and his family, remains. To learn more about the family and the history of the property click here. In 1993 the heirs of Howard Van Vleck gifted the house and grounds at 21 Van Vleck Street to The Montclair Foundation – a 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to support nonprofits. The Foundation created the Van Vleck Board of Management to oversee the property.

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Sep 15, 2024
Missed Connection Van Vleck Gardens The Gardens are beautiful- definitely recommend. Also I ran into another 1st time visitor at Van Vleck Gardens today in Montclair, NJ. You told me about Unter My…Full review by SumoQ4
May 11, 2024
I can't believe I've never been here up till now - what a beautiful experience to visit Van Vleck Gardens in Upper Montclair NJ. My mother and I were en route to Presby Iris Gardens in Montclair, wh…Full review by YayeMama
Oct 19, 2023
We stopped by on a fall afternoon. To enter either of the two parking lots you need to pull up to the closed gates, which will then open for you to drive through. We first stopped in the visitor ce…Full review by kpslas
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The rules for photos
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When we went, the house was not open for touring. One certainly could take all the photos they want outside. I don’t know about inside.
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