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Nannine Clay Wallis Arboretum

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616 Pleasant St
Paris, KY 40361
+1 (859) 987-6158
http://www.gardenclubky.org

Nannine Clay Wallis Arboretum is a serene botanical garden nestled in the heart of Paris, KY.

Visitors can explore a diverse collection of plant species and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the arboretum's natural surroundings.

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9/5/2017

Located in the historic district. Offers a serene environment and peaceful setting. Beautiful landsc...

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