The document provides a history of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew from 1759 to the present. It describes how the gardens were established in the 18th century and expanded significantly in the 19th century under Director William Hooker. Many iconic glasshouses were built during this period, including the Palm House and Temperate House. The 20th century saw further expansion of the gardens and buildings, including surviving World War II with minimal damage. Today, the gardens house some of the most important botanical collections in the world and remain an important center of botanical research.

1. Kew Gardens Kätlin Hallik Liis Lõhmuste Maris Kurm Toomas Haravee

10. The Kew Garden Hunter House

11. Herbarium, Library, Art and Archives newest extension building

19. The Marianne North Gallery, interior

22. The Minka House Attractions

23. The Nash Conservatory Attractions

24. Orangery Attractions

30. Waterlily House Palm House Temperate House More Attractions

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