The St. George Village Museum is housed in a restored colonial-era worker’s cottage that was originally part of the enslaved workers’ village. This exhibit chronicles the 2,000 year history of Estate St. George from its first occupants to the development as a contemporary public garden.

The  Garden's Herbarium is a collection of over 6,000 dried and pressed plant specimens which represent about 80% of the plant species found in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is registered as SGBG in Index Herbariorum, an international directory of research herbaria. 

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We are a proud member of the Virgin Islands Rare Plant Initiative (VIRPI). A collaborative effort on the islands of St. Croix. St. Thomas, and St. John, the VIRPI seeks to identify, collect, and propagate threatened or endangered plant species. 

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A Seed Bank stores seeds of the US Virgin Islands in refrigeration to preserve genetic diversity. The seeds are provided by community Seed Stewards.

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