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The estate was constructed in 1926 by Charles Kelley King and opened as a public garden in 1953. It covers 47 acres,
comprising a variety of captivatingly beautiful gardens, constantly changing with the seasons as new seed and plant inventories
are acquired.
More than 200 volunteers contribute their time to make this Mansfield landmark one of the most visited and loved attractions
in the area.
Kingwood Center never loses its appeal. Every visit is a new experience to savor. Let me share mine with you through
my photographic CD display. I guarantee you will want to return often.
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The pictures you see are a small preview of the HUNDREDS you will enjoy on this computer CD.
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"...ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!
WHAT ABSOLUTELY SMASHING PICTURES..."
N. Holmes - Florida
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*ALL PHOTOS ARE IN JPEG FORMAT.
*TRANSFER THEM TO A FOLDER ON YOUR DESKTOP FOR EASY ACCESS.
*PERFECT FOR WALLPAPER, SCREENSAVER, OR SLIDESHOW.
*PRINT YOUR FAVORITES FOR A KEEPSAKE ALBUM, OR USE THEM FOR FABRIC TRANSFERS.
*MAKES THE PERFECT GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION!
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PhotosByLynn retains the copyright for these CD images. They are authorized for your personal use only, provided that
you do not claim them as your own, manipulate them and claim them as your own, or distribute them for resale.
Images are not for distribution as individual photographs.
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Pop the CD into your computer,
relax in a comfortable chair, and
spend some time touring these beautiful
estate gardens . . .
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"The photos are gorgeous, spectacular and just wonderful! They actually had an emotional impact on me as I gasped
at the beauty of the peacocks, laughed at the ducks, and just marveled at the beauty of the flowers and the scenery."
J. Cook - Arizona
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Stroll with me through these unique
grounds . . .
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