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Providence Academy garden to get fresh look

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: December 17, 2021, 6:07am
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A concept rendering shows the planned "Aegis Phase II" portion of a project to rehabilitate the Providence Academy building and redevelop part of the campus. The plans for the proposed garden expansion are only conceptual, but the Sacred Heart Garden that sits in front of the academy will be preserved.
A concept rendering shows the planned "Aegis Phase II" portion of a project to rehabilitate the Providence Academy building and redevelop part of the campus. The plans for the proposed garden expansion are only conceptual, but the Sacred Heart Garden that sits in front of the academy will be preserved. (The Historic Trust and Marathon Acquisition & Development) Photo Gallery

A revived and expanded garden will grace the front of Providence Academy in Vancouver. The 148-year-old building is owned by The Historic Trust, which submitted plans to the City of Vancouver for the garden area, as well as parking lot improvements.

“Having a redesigned garden space will make it overall more accessible to the public and also improve the aesthetics associated with the academy,” said Holly Chamberlain, historian with The Historic Trust.

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