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A compact Victorian-era public garden in central Georgetown, laid out with flowering borders, a bandstand, and shaded walkways. The grounds carry a somber history as a former site of colonial executions after the 1823 Demerara rebellion, commemorated nearby, yet today they are a favorite spot for wedding photos and quiet strolls.
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