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James Sperry Gallery

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Currently on display in the Sperry Gallery is the How Does Your Garden Grow? exhibit.

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    James Sperry Gallery

    612 East Boulevard Ave.
    Bismarck, ND 58505

    Phone: (701) 328-2666   |   Fax: (701) 328-3710   |   Email   |   Official Website

    Hours: Exhibit galleries and Museum Store: 8am - 5pm M-F; Sat. & Sun. 10am - 5pm.

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      05/01/11- Ongoing

      How Does Your Garden Grow? Exhibit James Sperry Gallery How Does Your Garden Grow? Exhibit Presented by State Historical Society of North Dakota at James Sperry Gallery May 1, 2011 - Ongoing For more than 900 years people have been raising grain, fruits, and vegetables in what is now known as North Dakota. In many ways little has changed: there is a time to plant, a time to tend the garden, a time to harvest, a time to preserve what was harvested, and a time to plan for the next season. During these hundreds of years people, through trial and error, selected varieties for North Dakota’s climate. Extreme weather, short growing seasons, and tenacious pests must all be...

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    05/01/11- Ongoing

    How Does Your Garden Grow? Exhibit James Sperry Gallery How Does Your Garden Grow? Exhibit Presented by State Historical Society of North Dakota at James Sperry Gallery May 1, 2011 - Ongoing For more than 900 years people have been raising grain, fruits, and vegetables in what is now known as North Dakota. In many ways little has changed: there is a time to plant, a time to tend the garden, a time to harvest, a time to preserve what was harvested, and a time to plan for the next season. During these hundreds of years people, through trial and error, selected varieties for North Dakota’s climate. Extreme weather, short growing seasons, and tenacious pests must all be...

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