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botanic garden guide iitst accompany the automobile to imsure 
freedom from police interference, and also to act as a guide to the 
driver. The guide will also serve as docent. For such services 
there is no charge. Arrangements must be made in advance, 
preferably a day or two before the contemplated visit. 
LEAVING AND RETURNING TO AUTOMOBILES 
Visitors coming by motor car for a walk about the grounds may 
arrange to return to the car at the same gate by which they enter; 
or, arrangements may be made to meet the driver at any other gate 
agreed upon, thus avoiding a long walk across the Garden after 
the object of the visit has been accomplished. The various pos- 
sibilities as to entrance and exit will become evident on consulting 
the folded map. 
MAP OF THE GROUNDS 
Visitors coming to view some special exhibit or section of the 
grounds should consult the folded map at the back of this Guide 
to ascertain the nearest entrance. Separate copies of the map are 
for sale at the Information desk at five cents each. 
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IENTRANCES AND [Exits 
There are six public entrances and exits to the Brooklyn Botanic 
Garden as follows: 
On the North 
1. Eastern Parkway 
Between Brooklyn Museum and Mt. Prospect Park 
On the East 
2. Washington Ave., North Gate 
South of Eastern Parkway and north of the Laboratory 
3, Laboratory Building 
1000 Washington Ave., south of entrance No, 2 
4. Washington Ave., South Gate 
North of IEempire Boulevard 
On the West 
5. Flatbush Ave., South Gate 
Near Empire Boulevard 
6. Flatbush Ave., North Gate 
South of Grand Army Plaza, the new Brooklyn Public Library 
suilding and Mt. Prospect Park 
