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Bok Tower Gardens

gardens, Lake Wales, Florida, United States
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  • Lake Wales: Bok Tower Gardens
    Lake Wales

    Bok Tower Gardens was established in 1929 on nearby Iron Mountain (295 feet [90 metres], the highest point in peninsular Florida) by Edward W. Bok, Pulitzer Prize winner (1921) and editor of the Ladies’ Home Journal. The gardens, famed for their plant and animal life,…

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    Bok Tower Gardens was established in 1929 on nearby Iron Mountain (295 feet [90 metres], the highest point in peninsular Florida) by Edward W. Bok, Pulitzer Prize winner (1921) and editor of the Ladies’ Home Journal. The gardens, famed for their plant and animal life,…

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