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Gateway Garden Club
Gateway Garden Club
of Martinsburg, West Virginia

    Welcome to Gateway Garden Club!

    Women celebrating their love for gardening and the stimulation of knowledge through monthly club meetings and programs. The common thread of all Gateway members both past and present, is the unselfish giving of 

    time and energy toward the beautification and preservation of the place we all call home. 

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    2025 GGC Members

    Projects and Priorities

    Gateway Garden Club Projects:

    • Enhance the beauty of assigned areas in Martinsburg, WV, by donating and planting flowers, and by maintaining the beds through regular weeding and watering throughout the growing season.
      •  War Memorial Park
      • Poor House Farm Park
      • Bishop Monument
    • Support a charitable project at Christmas, chosen and voted on by GGC members.

    GGC support of Berkeley County Council:

    • Decorate the Martinsburg Public Library for the Christmas/holiday season.
    • Participate in the Beautification Award project
    • Beautify War Memorial Park with flowers

    GGC commitment to Shenandoah-Potomac Council:

    • Participate in the annual House and Garden Tour by showing a home, making flower arrangements, and serving as docents in selected homes in the Berkeley and Jefferson County areas.

    Marshy Glen (McKown House)

    67th Annual Shenandoah-Potomac 

    House and Garden Tour


    April 26th & 27th, 2025


    This year, Gateway Garden Club was proud to present the lovely Marshy Glen. 

       Built in 1774, by Scots-Irish immigrant Gilbert McKown, Marshy Dell sits along Mill Creek in Gerrardstown, WV. 
    It was proudly added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. 


    Thank you to everyone that came out to tour and celebrate this beautiful example of 

    American craftsmanship and its stunning and enchanting grounds.



    Monthly Meetings
    We meet on the second Thursday of each month.  Meetings begin promptly at 1:00 unless there is a special occasion, workshop, or field trip. 


    MEMBER GUIDELINES: 

    • Members should regularly attend monthly meetings.
    • Each member hosts a meeting approximately every 2 years.
    • Each member is expected to call the hostess if they are going to be absent or bringing a guest to the meeting.
    • Members should participate in all projects, on committees, and with special events
    • Annual dues are $32.00.
    • New Members are expected to read the constitution and bylaws and understand them.
    • New Members will be assigned a garden club member to assist them with questions about the constitution, directions to meetings, club responsibilities, etc., if they don't already have a sponsor.