Gaiser Conservatory

The Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens, located in Spokane, WA, is a historic site originally designed by landscape architect Hugh Bryan in 1911, showcasing a blend of Arts and Crafts and Victorian garden styles. The gardens feature a variety of structures, including a two-tiered pergola, tea house, and water features, all integrated into the natural hillside, which preserves the area's historical integrity.

Restored to reflect their early 20th-century design, the gardens are home to a collection of historic plant materials and provide visitors with a scenic experience across terraces and staircases that traverse approximately 120 vertical feet. Listed on local and state historic registers, the Heritage Gardens serve as a significant cultural landmark within the Marycliff Cliff Park Historic District, contributing to Spokane's rich heritage.

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