Alice Recknagel Ireys Papers, 1885-2001 (Bulk: 1950-2000)
121 boxes, 26 flat file drawers, 16 rolls (69.25 linear ft.)
Collection number: MS 303
Terms of Access and Use:
The papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection with the additional restriction that users of the client files must sign a written agreement to keep all names and street addresses of private clients confidential until January 1, 2031. Researchers must sign such an agreement before they are given access to the folder list for Series II. Client Files, and portions of the list for Series V. Photographs. These portions are not included in the online version of the finding aid.
Copyright is owned by Alice Ireys' three children until their deaths or until 2050, whichever comes sooner, at which time copyright will pass to Smith College. Those wishing to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use" must obtain permission. Copyright to materials authored or produced by persons other than Alice Recknagel Ireys may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Alice Recknagel Ireys, n.d.
Alice Elizabeth Recknagel was born April 24, 1911 in Brooklyn, New York, to Harold S. and Rea Estes Recknagel. Her father was an attorney who worked in the insurance industry. Alice and her sister Catherine were the fourth generation to grow up in the house at 45 Willow Street.
As so often happens with avid gardeners, Alice had a very early introduction to growing things. In her case it was under the tutelage of her grandfather, Ellery Estes, during summers spent on the family farm in Green Harbor, Massachusetts. Alice helped her grandfather in his vegetable garden and was given a small plot of her own in which to grow flowers.
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG), established in 1910, was under development through her youth. Once her interest in plants was awakened, she volunteered at the BBG and ended up doing any job they had. In the process, she got extensive, invaluable, hands-on experience of a kind not usually available to a child in the city. While studying at Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn, she made a list of "things she could do with plants" and did some research into the field of landscape architecture. A friend suggested she look into the Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was a school for women, founded by Harvard professors in 1916, when Harvard did not admit women as graduate students. The School offered an intensive professional training program leading to a masters degree for those who held a B.A. or a Certificate for those who did not.
Alice Recknagel earned her certificate in 1935 and went to work for Packer alumna Marjorie Sewell Cautley in New Jersey. She taught gardening at Silver Lake Camp in Hawkeye, New York, in the summer of 1936 and worked at the nursery of W.J. Manning in Duxbury, Massachusetts, in the summer of 1937.
In February 1936 Alice began working for the landscape architect Charles Lowrie. Lowrie and his staff of five worked mostly on housing developments and public parks. When the Depression forced Lowrie to let most of the staff go, he kept Alice on. Out of necessity, she learned to do a bit of everything around the office, including typing, filing, cleaning, and errands as well as rendering, "inking," and visiting job sites. It was an experience she later described as "a wonderful way to learn." When Lowrie died suddenly in September 1939, Alice was asked to take over his clients, but only five of them agreed to stay with her. One project she completed was the planting plan for the Red Hook Housing Project in Brooklyn.
After Lowrie's death, Alice pieced together a variety of jobs, from giving gardening talks on the radio and writing articles for newspapers to working in collaboration with Cambridge School alumnae Cynthia Wiley and Clara Coffey. With Wiley and Coffey, she designed playgrounds for the New York City Parks Department and landscape plans for housing in New York City, Niagara Falls, New Rochelle, Detroit, and New Jersey. She also did special projects for landscape architects Arthur F. Brinckerhoff and A. Carl Stelling and architects Lorimer Rich (for whom she made a planting plan for the Tomb of the Unknowns) and I. Naftali. In the spring of 1941 and the fall of 1943 she taught a landscape gardening course at Connecticut College.
At the wedding of her Cambridge School roommate in 1942, Alice met Henry Tillinghast Ireys III, a Virginia Military Institute graduate who was working for a construction firm in New York City. They married in 1943. After the birth of their first child in 1946, Alice closed the Manhattan office and set up shop at home on Willow Street.
A good part of Ireys' time in the following decade was primarily occupied by the Ireys' three children, Catherine, Anne, and Henry. In a 1973 American Society of Landscape Architects survey of its women members, Alice wrote that she "did only enough to keep [her] interest alive" during this period.
Once the children were in school, with a lot of assistance from her mother (who lived with them), Ireys resumed a busier work schedule. Though the majority of her work was residential gardens for private citizens, Alice also designed gardens for churches, hospitals, libraries, historical societies, and schools. In the 1950s these included gardens for the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Home for Children, Brooklyn House for Aged Men, the Thoracic Hospital, and several projects at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Among these was the Garden of Fragrance for the Blind (renamed the Alice Recknagel Ireys Fragrance Garden in 2001), the first such garden and the BBG's satellite 12-acre Clark Memorial Garden on Long Island (now the Clark Botanic Garden).
From the late 1950s until the early 1980s Ireys regularly taught at the Landscape Design Schools run by the Federated Garden Clubs. These schools educated garden club members in the principles of "good landscape architectural practice" so that they could "serve as guardians and critics of outdoor beauty in the U.S.A." One major aim of the schools was to further the profession by educating potential board and committee members to advocate for professional planning of public outdoor areas.
Ireys was a perennially popular speaker at garden club meetings in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, her talk on Planning the Small Garden being the most in demand. Beginning in the 1970s, Ireys also offered multi-session "Landscape Design" and "Advanced Landscape Design" courses to garden clubs and at a variety of adult education venues.
Ireys' first book, How to Plan and Plant Your Own Property (1967), was written to address the questions and issues raised most often at her lectures. It was an accessible introduction to the principles of landscape design illustrated with photographs of gardens designed by Ireys and some of her colleagues. The book reached a wide audience, from home gardeners to landscape architecture students, and helped lay the groundwork for much more knowledgeable generations of gardeners to follow.
Ireys' list of clients, as well as speaking and teaching engagements, continued to grow in the 1960s. Her husband died in 1963.
Ireys' client list grew with her reputation from the 1970s through the 1990s. She was busy with many design projects, primarily for private citizens, all over New York and New Jersey with some in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Illinois, and California. These projects ranged in scope from postage-stamp-sized Brooklyn backyards to large rural estates. She also designed gardens for a number of small institutions, churches, historical societies, schools, small museums, etc.
Her second book, Small Gardens for City and Country, published in 1978, drew on her long experience working in small city spaces and teaching on the topic. Also in 1978 she was made a fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
In 1987 Ireys began an association with the venerable seed company, W. Atlee Burpee & Co, which had been purchased by her clients Carter and Suzanne Bales. Alice designed theme gardens for their seed, plant, and bulb catalogs. Customers who bought these "designed gardens" received a copy of the plan and all seeds, bulbs, or plants needed to reproduce the design. The most popular of these designs were published as part of the Burpee American Gardens series in 1991. In the same year Burpee also published Designs for American Gardens. Similar in format to her earlier works, it used a selection of Ireys' built designs to provide ideas and demonstrate principles for small and large gardens.
In 1991 the American Horticultural Society honored her with the Liberty Hyde Bailey Award, the highest honor the Society can bestow on an individual, and in 1992 the Garden Writers' Association of America presented her with its Quill and Trowel Award. In 1994 she received the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Distinguished Service Medal.
Though hampered somewhat by infirmities, Alice Ireys continued to work with the aid of a cane, golf carts, and, if need be, photographs, well into the year of her death. She died late in 2000 at age 89.
Alice Recknagel Ireys worked during a period of transition in the field of landscape architecture from the large private estates and grand public works projects of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to the smaller scale ventures of the post-World War II world. By concentrating on smaller residential projects she was able to meet her personal needs, combining a career with child-rearing responsibilities, while also bringing the professional's skills to residential design. Ireys successfully inspired in her clients and students "the joys of creating and caring for a garden…among the greatest pleasures in this world." She worked to determine the essence of her clients' and students' desires in order to develop a solution that was both beautiful and practical in the sense that it could realistically be maintained. From her childhood experiences as a plant lover, plants and good horticulture were central to her designs.
The Alice Recknagel Ireys Papers consist of 69.25 linear feet of biographical material, correspondence, financial records, notes, plant lists, sketches, renderings, plans, photographs, drafts and typescripts of writings, and handouts prepared for teaching. The materials are primarily related to her professional life. They date from 1885 to 2001 with the bulk dating from the 1950s until Ireys' death in 2000.
The main subject of Ireys' papers is the approximately 800 gardens she designed over her sixty-five year career. The largest series, Series II. CLIENT FILES, contains the bulk of the material about individual gardens. The many sketches in the files reveal how designs evolved over time as her communication with the clients deepened and their desires became better defined and understood. Ireys maintained relationships with clients for many years, sometimes over decades and through several moves to new properties. The files clearly illustrate her dedication to finding a design solution "that is practical and beautiful and fulfills [the clients'] dreams."
The files also show her impressive knowledge of plants and careful selection for the site and situation. They also illustrate Ireys' intense desire that after all that careful selection and placement the plants should be well-tended. Many files include detailed instructions for general care and pruning, as well as disease and insect control.
Materials about individual gardens can also be found in Series V. PHOTOGRAPHS, which is primarily made up of professional photographs of built gardens designed by Ireys. Series III. FINANCIAL FILES contains account books with billing information for individual clients. And because Ireys used her own built works to illustrate principles in her writings, Series IX. WRITINGS can be consulted for Ireys' own descriptions of her aims on those projects.
The arc of Ireys' career follows general twentieth century trends away from large estate gardens and public projects to smaller-scale, simpler projects. Ireys' dedication to beautiful, functional, and reasonable-to-maintain "home grounds" evident in her design work, teaching, and writing, jibe well with the post-World War II emphasis on the home.
Materials in Series VII. SPEECHES, Series VIII. TEACHING, and Series IX. WRITINGS provide ample evidence of Ireys' dedication to clear and accessible instruction on the principles of landscape design and the "joys of creating and caring for a garden." In addition, these materials demonstrate the interrelationships between landscape architects and garden club members who were likely to be involved in hiring landscape architects, for their own properties or public work for the towns where they lived and institutions they supported.
Series IX. WRITINGS also provides a glimpse of the world of garden book publishing in the latter twentieth century with files of correspondence and notes assessing the garden book market.
There is little personal material, mostly in Series I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS. Because Ireys' clients were sometimes her close friends, researchers can get a sense of her personality in correspondence with them in Series II. The Weekly Notes in Series IV. MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, provide a sort of brief outline of the activities of Ireys' day and reveal the interrelated nature of the personal and professional. Correspondence related to travel for design work at a distance from Brooklyn, and for out-of-town speaking and teaching engagements, offers other glimpses into the challenges of combining family obligations with career.
Researchers may contact the Sophia Smith Collection for the folder list for Series II. Client Files and portions of the Photographs series which are not included in the online version of the finding aid.
This collection is organized into nine series:
The papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection with the additional restriction that users of the client files must sign a written agreement to keep all names and street addresses of private clients confidential until January 1, 2031. Researchers must sign such an agreement before they are given access to the folder list for Series II. Client Files, and portions of the list for Series V. Photographs. These portions are not included in the online version of the finding aid.
Copyright is owned by Alice Ireys' three children until their deaths or until 2050, whichever comes sooner, at which time copyright will pass to Smith College. Those wishing to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use" must obtain permission. Copyright to materials authored or produced by persons other than Alice Recknagel Ireys may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
Alice Recknagel Ireys Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
Alice Ireys donated the bulk of her papers to the Sophia Smith Collection in 1996. Two additional donations were received from her estate in 2001.
Processed by Maida Goodwin, 2008
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(1885-2001, n.d.)
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This series consists of general material about Alice Ireys' life and career, education, family, and homes. Included is the video documentary The Living Landscapes of Alice Recknagel Ireys (1999) and material about its creation. The series is arranged alphabetically. The extensive set of Cambridge School of Domestic and Landscape Architecture class notes offers many details of the training available to women at that important institution |
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(1926-2000, n.d.)
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42.5 linear ft.
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This series consists of materials related to gardens designed by Alice Ireys. It includes correspondence with clients and contractors; information about clients; design sketches and plans; construction drawings and details; contracts and specifications; plant lists, and notes on phone calls, site visits, and meetings with clients. The first section of the list for the series, Client files, is as inclusive a list of client names as possible. It includes the names and addresses of all clients represented in this series. If there is only oversize material related to a particular client, the name is followed by a 'see' reference, directing the researcher to materials for that client in the subseries Client files-oversize boxes or the subseries Client files-flat files. The list also contains "see" and "see also" references for cases where clients may have changed surname due to subsequent marriages, or commissioned, or been involved in the commissioning of, public as well as private gardens: or where properties with Ireys-designed gardens were inherited or purchased by clients with different surnames. The files are arranged in three sections according to the physical size of the material: Client files contains correspondence, lists, clippings, notes, and small drawings-all materials that fit into standard legal size folders; Client files-oversize boxes is primarily mid-sized drawings and sketches with a few miscellaneous larger items; Client files-flat files contains full size drawings, sketches, and landscape plans. Each section is arranged alphabetically by client name with some clients represented in two or in all three sections. Users of the client files must sign a written agreement to keep all names and street addresses of private clients confidential until January 1, 2031. The folder list for the Client Files is not included in the online version of the finding aid. Researchers may contact the Sophia Smith Collection for a copy. |
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(1928-1997, n.d.)
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This series consists of tax information, personal and client account books, fee lists, check ledgers, and lists of fees. Users of the financial files must sign a written agreement to keep all names and street addresses of private clients confidential until January 1, 2031. |
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(1937-1999, n.d.)
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2.75 linear ft.
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This series consists of various materials reflecting a range of Ireys' professional activities unrelated to specific garden designs. Included are materials on garden consultations, daily activities, exhibitions, garden tours, judging at flower shows, bulb orders, and organizational affiliations. The weekly notes (1971-99) are brief notes on the major tasks of each day with a weekly summary attached. To reduce the overall bulk of the papers, complete sets of these notes were preserved at five year intervals and the rest were discarded. The notes give a sense of how Ireys' days were structured through the year and the way personal and professional matters were interwoven in the day. |
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(1938-99, n.d.)
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10 linear ft.
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This series consists primarily of professional photographs of gardens designed by Ireys. In some cases there are "before" photographs of garden sites taken by Ireys or her clients and some snapshots of the garden-in-progress taken by clients. There are also a few family photographs and some photographs of garden elements and gardens designed by others used for teaching and for illustrating written works. The materials are arranged in three sections by photographic format: prints, slides, and negatives. Within each section, photographs are arranged in groups as follows: Biographical, Client files, Subjects, Writings. Images of gardens designed by Alice Ireys are arranged by client name. Photographs used in teaching are arranged by subject. Photographs used as illustrations in Ireys' books are filed under the client name, if known. When the client name is unknown or the photograph is of a garden designed by someone other than Ireys, the photograph is filed under the title of the book. Users of the photographs series must sign a written agreement to keep all names and street addresses of private clients confidential until January 1, 2031. Client names are not included in the online contents list for photographs. Researchers may contact the Sophia Smith Collection for a copy. |
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(1936-2000, n.d.)
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This series consists of professional correspondence not associated with specific garden designs. Included is correspondence with nurseries, contractors, suppliers and photographers. It is arranged alphabetically by subject of the correspondence. |
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(1941-91, n.d.)
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2.5 linear ft.
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This series consists of texts, correspondence, notes, publicity materials, and handouts prepared for speeches. The series includes only a few fell texts of speeches, as Ireys was much more likely to speak from outlines or notes. The materials are arranged chronologically. General and undated handouts, arranged by subject, are filed at the end of the series. |
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(1940-94, n.d.)
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2.25 linear ft.
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This series consists of correspondence, handouts, notes, outlines, publicity materials, testing materials, and some texts of lectures. The materials are arranged alphabetically by institution. |
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(1941-1991, n.d.)
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This series is divided into three subseries: Correspondence consists of general correspondence with various publications about potential writing projects; Articles consists of correspondence, and drafts and texts of articles filed alphabetically by title; Books consists of notes, outlines, drafts, publicity material, illustrations, and sales and royalty information related to Ireys' published and proposed books, filed chronologically. Photographs used in the books are located in Series V. PHOTOGRAPHS. |
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SERIES I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS
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Biographical articles, curriculum vitae, and experience record
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1940-98, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 1
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Newspaper clippings
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1931-2001, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 2
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Awards
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American Horticultural Society, Liberty Hyde Bailey Award (1991)
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1990-91
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Box 1: folder 3
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Bedford Garden Club, Certificate of Acknowledgment to Non-Members for Horticulture
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1999
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Box 1: folder 4
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Distinguished Service Medal (1994), Forsythia Day
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Mar-Jun 1994
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Box 1: folder 5
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Garden Writers Association of America, Quill and Trowel Award
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1992
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Box 1: folder 6
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New York Congregational Home for the Aged, Spirit of Life Award
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1997
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Box 1: folder 7
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Book collection
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1969-78, 1982-93, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 8-10
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Calendars
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1939-43, 1946, 1957-58
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Box 1: folder 11-14
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1960, 1963-64, 1966-70
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Box 2: folder 1-4
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1971-80
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Box 3: folder 1-5
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1981-88
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Box 4: folder 1-4
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1989-94
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Box 5: folder 1-3
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1995-2000
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Box 6: folder 1-3
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Church
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1939-82, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 4
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Colleagues
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General
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1983-95, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 1
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Coffey, Clara
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1944, 1985, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 2
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Coffin, Marian
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1926, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 3
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Cross, James
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1995
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Box 7: folder 4
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Kennedy, James
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n.d.
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Box 7: folder 5
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Lowrie, Charles
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1898-1941, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 6
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Wiley, Cynthia
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n.d.
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Box 7: folder 7
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Correspondence, personal
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1935-97, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 8-9
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Education
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Packer Collegiate Institute
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General
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1931-66, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 10
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Botany notes and exams
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1929-32
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Box 7: folder 11
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Yearbook, "The Pelican"
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1931
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Box 7: folder 12
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Cambridge School of Domestic Architecture and Landscape Architecture
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General
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1931-86, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 13
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Alumnae Association
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1936-39
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Box 7: folder 14
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Course notes,
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1931-35
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Architectural Construction 7a
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Box 7: folder 15-17
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Architectural Construction 7b
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Box 8: folder 1-3
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Architecture-Landscape 11: Professional Practice
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Box 8: folder 4
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Landscape Construction 7a
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Box 8: folder 5-8
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Landscape Construction 7b
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Box 8: folder 9-15
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Landscape Construction 7c
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Box 8: folder 16
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Landscape Construction 8c: Plant Materials
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Box 8: folder 17
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Unidentified
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Box 9: folder 1-3
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Junior League, Provisionals Course
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1936
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Box 9: folder 4
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General Design, A.H. Flanders
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1937
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Box 9: folder 5
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New York Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects, Atelier: problems
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winter 1938
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Box 9: folder 6
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"Class with Leo," grading
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1943
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Box 9: folder 7
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Unidentified notes
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summer 1937
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Box 9: folder 8
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Family
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General
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1885-96
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Box 9: folder 9
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Children: Anne French, Catherine Recknagel, and Henry Tillinghast IV(?), n.d.
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1958-95
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Box 9: folder 10
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Husband: Henry Tillinghast Ireys III
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1934, 1963-79, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 11
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Health
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1992, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 12
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Houses
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45 Willow Street, Brooklyn, NY
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1888-1994, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 13
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"The Reckage," 802 Morraine St., Marshfield, MA
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1971-81, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 14
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94 Carswell St., Green Harbor, MA
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1966-1979, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 15
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Memorabilia
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1920-95, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 16
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Radio interview: correspondence
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1997
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Box 9: folder 17
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Silver Lake Camp
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1936-38
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Box 9: folder 18
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"The Living Landscapes of Alice Recknagel Ireys": video documentary
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Correspondence
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1995-2000
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Box 9: folder 19
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Notes
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1996-98
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Box 9: folder 20
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Draft script and illustrations
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1996-97
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Box 9: folder 21
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Filming schedules and outlines
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1996-97
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Box 9: folder 22
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Videotape
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1999
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Box 10: folder 1
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Volunteer activities
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1964-72
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Box 10: folder 2
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SERIES II. CLIENT FILES
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SERIES III. FINANCIAL
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General
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1928-92
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Box 69: folder 1
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Cost estimates
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1940-41, n.d.
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Box 69: folder 2
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Lists of services and fees
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1938 and n.d.
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Box 69: folder 3
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Invoices and notes
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1936-50, 1953-56, 1958, 1960-97, n.d.
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Box 69: folder 4-23
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Daily expense account books
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1937-41
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Box 69: folder 24-25
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Account books
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1954-58
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Box 69: folder 26
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1960s-89
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Box 70: folder 1-3
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Inactive accountss
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1970s-90
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Box 70: folder 4
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Check ledgers
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1942-43
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Box 70: folder 5-7
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SERIES IV. MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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Bulb orders
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1969-96, n.d.
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Box 71: folder 1
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Consultations
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1950-80
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Box 71: folder 2-16
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1981-98, n.d.
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Box 72: folder 1-7
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Exhibitions
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General
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1937, 1981, n.d.
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Box 72: folder 8
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BeauxArch '86: The Architectural Exposition of the Hamptons
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1986
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Box 72: folder 9
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Smith College Museum of Art, "Landscape Architects from the Cambridge School"
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1984
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Box 72: folder 10
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Garden Tours
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1939, 1962, 1988-99
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Box 72: folder 11-17
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Index to subject files (discarded 2003)
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n.d.
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Box 72: folder 18
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Judging
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Miscellaneous
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1961-62
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Box 72: folder 19
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Garden Club of America, International Flower Show
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1961, 1966
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Box 72: folder 20
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Long Island Nurseryman's Association, Greater Long Island Home Furnishings and Garden Show
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1965-67
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Box 72: folder 21
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society, New England Spring Flower Show
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1988-90
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Box 72: folder 22
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Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Spring Flower Show
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1965, 1968, 1976
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Box 72: folder 23
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Queens Botanic Garden, herb garden plans
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1969
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Box 72: folder 24
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Sears Civic Beautification Contest
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1961
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Box 72: folder 25
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Letterhead, business cards
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n.d.
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Box 73: folder 1
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Lists
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Miscellaneous
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1983-92, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 2
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Telephone numbers
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1995-97
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Box 73: folder 3
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Office, 101 Park Ave., Room 412: leases and subleases
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1939-41
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Box 73: folder 4
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Office notes
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circa 1996, 1999, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 5
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Organizations
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General
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1953-91
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Box 73: folder 6
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American Society of Landscape Architects
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General
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1924-98, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 7
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Council of Fellows
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1976-79
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Box 73: folder 8
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New York Chapter
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1938-94
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Box 73: folder 9
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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General
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1941-96, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 10
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Horticultural Master Plan Committee
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1994-95, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 11
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Planning Committee on the International Flower Show
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1960
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Box 73: folder 12
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[Women's] Auxiliary
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1958-82
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Box 73: folder 13
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Brooklyn Brownstone Conference
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1983-86
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Box 73: folder 14
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Brooklyn Heights Garden Club
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1962-92, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 15
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Brownstone Revival Committee
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1972-75
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Box 73: folder 16
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Garden Writers Association of America
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1964-92, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 17
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Graham Home for Old Ladies Board of Managers
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1964-73
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Box 73: folder 18
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Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons
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1989-96, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 19
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Horticultural Society of New York
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1992-94
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Box 73: folder 20
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W. Atlee Burpee Co., Horticultural Advisory Committee
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1987-89, n.d.
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Box 73: folder 21
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Recommendations
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1978-92
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Box 73: folder 22
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Weekly notes
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1971, 1975, Jan-Jun 1980
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Box 74: folder 1-15
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Jul-Dec 1980, 1985, Jan-Jun 1990
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Box 75: folder 1-12
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Jul-Dec 1990, 1995, 1999
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Box 76: folder 1-11
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SERIES V. PHOTOGRAPHS
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Prints
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Biographical
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General
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1961-79, n.d.
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Box 77: folder 1
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Alice Recknagel Ireys
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1962-92, n.d.
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Box 77: folder 2
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Alice Recknagel Ireys at job sites
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1970, 1992-97, n.d.
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Box 77: folder 3
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Family
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1981, 1997, n.d.
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Box 77: folder 4
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Client files
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Subjects
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Approach/entrance
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 1
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Birds
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 2
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City
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 3
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Containers
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 4
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Decks
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 5
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Down hill site
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 6
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Fences and gates
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 7
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Flower gardens
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 8
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Hedges
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 9
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Near the sea
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 10
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Paths
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 11
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Planting at the house
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 12
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Plants
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 13-14
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Plants and design
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 15
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Sculptures
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 16
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Seats
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 17
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Shade
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 18
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Steps
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n.d.
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Box 89: folder 19
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Swimming pools
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 1-2
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Terraces/patios
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 3-4
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Up hill site
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 5
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Walls
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 6
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Water
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 7
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Contact Sheets
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2 1/4 inch format, 1972, n.d.
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Box 90: folder 8-9
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35 millimeter format, n.d
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Box 90: folder 10
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Writings: general illustrations and gardens designed by others
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How to Plan and Plant Your Own Property
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General
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 11
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Coffey, Clara
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 12
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Coffin, Marian
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 13
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Feil, Henry
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 14
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Hayes property
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 15
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Wilson, Helen Van Pelt
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n.d.
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Box 90: folder 16
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Small Gardens for City and Country
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General
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 1-3
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Contact sheets
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 4
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Coffey, Clara
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 5
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Coffin, Marian
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 6
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Kennedy, James
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 7
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Langstaff garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 8
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Othmer garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 9
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Pearsall garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 10
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Rhoden garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 11
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Rullman garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 12
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Vadheim garden
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 13
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Unidentified
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Pages 22-23
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 14
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Pages 28 and 190
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 15
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Pages 48-49
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n.d.
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Box 91: folder 16
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Slides
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Biographical
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General
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1959-80, n.d.
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Box 92: folder 1
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Alice Recknagel Ireys
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1983-88, n.d.
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Box 92: folder 2
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Travel
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1961-82
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Box 92: folder 3
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Client files
[contact SSC for more information] |
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Subjects
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Approach
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Box 98: folder 7
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Fences and gates
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Box 98: folder 8
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Flower gardens
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Box 98: folder 9
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Gazebos
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Box 98: folder 10
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Paths, steps, and walls
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Box 98: folder 11
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Plants
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Box 98: folder 12
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Pools and water features
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Box 98: folder 13
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Sculptures and features
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Box 98: folder 14
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Seats
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Box 98: folder 15
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Small and city gardens
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Box 98: folder 16
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Terraces
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Box 98: folder 17
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Teaching: Garden City, NY
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Box 98: folder 18
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Writings: "The Garden Life: James B.Cross of Long Island, New York"
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Box 98: folder 19
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Glass slides
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Box 99: folder 1-3
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Negatives
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Box 100
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SERIES VI. PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
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General
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Miscellaneous
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1939-96, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 1-6
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Anderson, Dorothy
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May, 1976-81
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Box 101: folder 7
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Kennedy, James
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1979
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Box 101: folder 8
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Salley, George
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1997, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 9
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Williams, Galen
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1988-97, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 10
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Horticulture Magazine
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1975-89, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 11
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License
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New York State
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circa 1942-2000, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 12
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West Virginia State
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1981-97, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 13
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Nurseries, contractors, and suppliers
[see also Client Files] |
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General
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1936, 1951-96
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Box 101: folder 14-15
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Adolpho Corradi & Son/Corradi Landscape Associates
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1972-80
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Box 102: folder 1
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Conard-Pyle Co./Star Roses
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1952-78
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Box 102: folder 2
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Andre Viette Farm and Nursery
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1988-93
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Box 102: folder 3
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Blackthorne Gardens
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1976-77
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Box 102: folder 4
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Dutch Gardens
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1990-95
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Box 102: folder 5
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Environmentals, Inc.
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1982-93, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 6
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Frankenbach's Deerfield Nursery
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1972-94
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Box 102: folder 7
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Henry M. Feil
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1961-80
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Box 102: folder 8
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John Scheepers, Inc.
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1972-97
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Box 102: folder 9
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Keil Bros., Inc.
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1976-83, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 10
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Martin Viette Nurseries
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1951-79, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 11
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Mary Mattison van Schaik Imported Dutch Bulbs
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1963, 1971-90, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 12-15
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Nabel's Nurseries, Inc.
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1974-87, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 16
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Oak Park Nurseries
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1951-53
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Box 102: folder 17
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Oliver Nurseries, Inc
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. 1971-83
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Box 102: folder 18
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Zandbergen Bros., Inc.
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1959-71, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 19
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Photographers
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General
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1957-90
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Box 102: folder 20
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Adams, Molly
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1967-85, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 21
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Rogers Car Leasing
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1982-87, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 22
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Smith College
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1991-98
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Box 102: folder 23
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Use of photographs
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1955-98
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Box 102: folder 24
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SERIES VII. SPEECHES
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General correspondence
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1952-90, n.d.
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Box 103: folder 1
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Lists of speeches
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1952-77, n.d.
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Box 103: folder 2
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Speeches (chronological listing)
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Radio Garden Club, "The Home Landscape: A Garden Plan"
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18 Feb 1938
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Box 103: folder 3
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Garden City Garden Club, "Designing the Small Garden"
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11 Apr 1938
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Box 103: folder 4
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Radio Garden Club, "For City Gardeners"
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10 May 1940
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Box 103: folder 5
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Radio Garden Club, "Foundation Plantings: Design"
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29 Jan 1941
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Box 103: folder 6
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Garden City Community Club, "Design of the Small Place"
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11 Apr 1945
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Box 103: folder 7
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Shelter Island Garden Club, "Design of the Small Place"
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12 Aug 1945
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Box 103: folder 8
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Westhampton, "The Green Garden"
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Dec 1948
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Box 103: folder 9
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Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Judging Course, "Things to Consider in Judging the Design of the Small Place"
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1948
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Box 103: folder 10
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Flower Hill Garden Club, "Design of the Small Property"
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7 Mar 1949
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Box 103: folder 11
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Little Garden Club, "Design of the Small Property"
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30 Mar 1949
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Box 103: folder 12
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Irvington (NY) Garden Club, "Forms For Your Outdoor Living Area"
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19 Apr 1949
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Box 103: folder 13
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Garden Club of America, Horticulture Committee
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7 Feb 1950
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Box 103: folder 14
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Scarsdale Women's Club Garden Section, "Small Gardens"
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22 Oct 1952
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Box 103: folder 15
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Ramapo Valley Garden Club, "Outdoor Living Areas"
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28 Oct 1952
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Box 103: folder 16
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Schenectady Garden Club, "Outdoor Living Areas"
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18 Nov 1952
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Box 103: folder 17
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Westhampton (NY) Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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3 Feb 1953
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Box 103: folder 18
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North Suffolk Garden Club, "Your Planning and Planting Problems"
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9 Jun 1953
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Box 103: folder 19
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North Suffolk Garden Club, "Berried Shrubs"
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13 Oct 1953
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Box 103: folder 20
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Hortulus Garden Club, "The Green Garden"
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17 Oct 1953
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Box 103: folder 21
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Caudatowa Garden Club (Ridgefield, CT), "Planning the Small Garden"
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circa 1954
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Box 103: folder 22
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Brewster (MA) Garden Club, "Design of the Small Place"
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9 Mar 1954
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Box 103: folder 23
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Schenectady Junior League Gardeners' Workshop, "Planning the Small Garden"
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2 Apr 1954
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Box 103: folder 24
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Garden Circle of New Rochelle, "Replanning of the Old Garden or Designing and Planting a New One"
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6 Apr 1954
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Box 103: folder 25
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Garden Club of the Oranges (NJ), "Garden Paths, Walls, and Terraces"
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9 Nov 1954
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Box 103: folder 26
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Fairfield (CT) Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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1955
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Box 103: folder 27
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Riverside (CT) Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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28 Feb 1955
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Box 103: folder 28
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Ceres Garden Club of Rye (NY), "Landscaping Small Gardens and Terraces"
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12 Oct 1955
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Box 103: folder 29
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Holly Society of America, 20th Annual Meeting, "Planting Holly in Small Garden Design"
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13 Apr 1956
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Box 103: folder 30
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Manhattan Beach Garden Club, "Shrubs and Flowering Trees for the Small Garden"
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1 Feb 1957
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Box 103: folder 31
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Poughkeepsie Garden Club, speech and workshop "Planning the Small Garden"
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28-29 Mar and 1 Apr 1957
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Box 103: folder 32
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Ramapo Valley Garden Club
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23 Apr 1957
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Box 103: folder 33
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Plainfield (NJ) Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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19 Feb 1958
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Box 103: folder 34
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Community Garden Club of Newburgh, "Planning the Small Garden"
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2 Apr 1958
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Box 103: folder 35
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Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, "Landscape Design Workshop"
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25 Sep 1958
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Box 103: folder 36
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Bartlett Tree Company Annual Meeting, Sep
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1959
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Box 103: folder 37
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Henry Hicks Garden Club of the Westburys, "Planning the Small Garden"
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20 Mar 1961
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Box 103: folder 38
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Nantucket Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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13 Sep 1961
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Box 103: folder 39
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Matinecock Garden Club, "Evergreen Gardens"
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10 Oct 1961
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Box 103: folder 40
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Green Fingers Garden Club, workshop
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16 Jan 1962
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Box 103: folder 41
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Rye Garden Club, "Pruning"
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1 Feb 1962
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Box 103: folder 42
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Williamsburg (VA) Garden Symposium, "Planning for Pleasure"
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20 Mar 1962
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Box 103: folder 43
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Longwood Gardens, "Planting the Small Place"
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28 Mar 1962
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Box 103: folder 44
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North County Garden Club of Long Island, "Low and Slow Growing Evergreens"
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9 Apr 1962
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Box 103: folder 45
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Forest Garden Club (MD), "Planning the Small Garden"
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17 Apr 1962
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Box 103: folder 46
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Garden Club of Lawrence, "Planning a Garden Pool Using Unusual Dwarf Material"
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7 Aug 1962
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Box 103: folder 47
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Garden Club of Yorktown, "Planning the Small Garden"
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8 Aug 1962
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Box 103: folder 48
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Short Hills Garden Club
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16 Jan 1963
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Box 103: folder 49
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Federated Garden Clubs of America, Third District, workshop
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28 Jan 1963
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Box 103: folder 50
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West Hartford (CT) Garden Club, "Planning the Small Place"
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13 Mar 1963
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Box 103: folder 51
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Englewood (NJ) Arbor Day Ceremony
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27 Apr 1963
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Box 103: folder 52
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Lake George Garden Club, "Planning Small Gardens"
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17 Jul 1963
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Box 103: folder 53
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Westhampton (NY) Garden Club, "Planting a Sea Shore Garden"
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23 Jul 1963
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Box 103: folder 54
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Sasqua Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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17 Sep 1963
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Box 103: folder 55
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Van Rensselaer Garden Club, workshop "General Planning," and "Detail Planning"
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24 Oct 1963
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Box 103: folder 56
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Staten Island Garden Club, "Planning Small Gardens"
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22 Jan 1964
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Box 104: folder 1
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Garden Club of Lawrence, "Pruning"
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4 May 1964
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Box 104: folder 2
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Millbrook (NY) Garden Club
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16 Jul 1964
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Box 104: folder 3
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Martha's Vineyard Garden Club, "Outdoor Living Areas"
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28 Jul 1964
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Box 104: folder 4
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Hillside Garden Club, Lynchburg, VA, "The Design of Small Gardens"
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14 Oct 1964
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Box 104: folder 5
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Rye Garden Club, "Gardening With Containers"
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1 Dec 1964
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Box 104: folder 6
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Garden Club of Wilmington (DE), "Planning the Small Garden with Broad-Leafed Evergreens"
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11 Jan 1965
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Box 104: folder 7
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North Country Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden with Broad-Leafed Evergreens"
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10 Feb 1965
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Box 104: folder 8
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Essex Garden Club, "Planning the Small Garden"
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1 Mar 1965
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Box 104: folder 9
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Richmond (NY) Garden Club, "Planning the Home Grounds"
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8 Apr 1965
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Box 104: folder 10
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Mystic (CT) Garden Club, "Planning with Evergreens for the Small Garden"
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28 Sep 1965
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Box 104: folder 11
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Garden Club Civic Conference, Washington, DC, "Community Projects: Planning and Planting"
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27 Oct 1965
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Box 104: folder 12
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Garden Club of Montclair, "Landscape Ideas for Old and New Properties"
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17 Jan 1966
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Box 104: folder 13
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Stony Brook Garden Club of Princeton, "Plant Identification and Use"? 1966
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17 Jan
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Box 104: folder 14
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Rolling Hills Garden Club, "Unusual Evergreens to Use in Your Garden"
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21 Jan 1966
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Box 104: folder 15
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North Country Garden Club of Long Island, "Color Throughout the Year"
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2 Mar 1966
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Box 104: folder 16
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West Virginia Garden Club Annual Meeting, "Community Projects: Planning and Planting"
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29 Mar 1966
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Box 104: folder 17
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Three Harbors Garden Club, "Unusual Plant Material for the Small Garden"
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4 Apr 1966
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Box 104: folder 18
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Matinecock Garden Club
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12 Apr 1966
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Box 104: folder 19
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Rumson (NJ) Garden Club, "Planning with Evergreens for the Small Garden"
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19 Apr 1966
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Box 104: folder 20
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New Canaan (CT) Garden Club, "Planning with Evergreens for the Small Garden"
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10 Aug 1966
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Box 104: folder 21
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Garden Club of Lawrence, "The Ericaceae Family"
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7 Nov 1966
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Box 104: folder 22
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Garden Club of Lawrence, "Flowering Shrubs and Ground Covers"
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9 Jan 1967
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Box 104: folder 23
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Garden Club of Danville (VA), "Effective Garden Design"
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3 Feb 1967
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Box 104: folder 24
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Green Acres Garden Club (Armonk, NY), "Design of Home Grounds"
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12 Apr 1967
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Box 104: folder 25
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden Women's Auxiliary, "Community Projects--Planning and Planting for: Your City-Your Street-You!"
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4 May 1967
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Box 104: folder 26
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Garden Club of Shelter Island, "Planting the Small Garden"
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30 Aug 1967
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Box 104: folder 27
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Scarsdale Audubon Society, "Planting to Attract Birds"
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8 Feb 1968
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Box 104: folder 28
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Scarsdale Garden Club, "Planning Your Outdoor Living Areas"
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28 Mar 1968
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Box 104: folder 29
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Martha's Vineyard Garden Club, "Seashore Planning and Planting"
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9 Jul 1968
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Box 104: folder 30
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Garden Club of America, northeastern zone meeting, "Landscape Planning for Private and Public Areas"
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2 Oct 1968
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Box 104: folder 31
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South Side Garden Club of Long Island, "Planning Your Home Property"
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18 Nov 1968
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Box 104: folder 32
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Rusticus Garden Club (Bedford, NY)
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14 Jan 1969
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Box 104: folder 33
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James River Garden Club (Richmond, VA), "Design of the Home Property"
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12 Feb 1969
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Box 104: folder 34
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Wilton Garden Club, "Design of the Home Property"
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10 Mar 1969
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Box 104: folder 35
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Matinecock Garden Club (Long Island), "Bulb Planting for an Evergreen Garden"
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9 Sep 1969
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Box 104: folder 36
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Garden Club of Irvington (NY), "The Design of Small Gardens"
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23 Sep 1969
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Box 104: folder 37
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Milton Garden Club, "The Design of Small Gardens"
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20 Oct 1969
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Box 104: folder 38
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Garden Club of Darien (CT), "Planning the Small Property"
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21 Oct 1969
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Box 104: folder 39
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Garden Club of Michigan, "Planning Small Gardens"
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12 Nov 1969
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Box 104: folder 40
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Federated Garden Clubs of New York, 7th District, "Design of the Home Property"
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8 Apr 1970
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Box 104: folder 41
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Acorn Garden Club (Washington, DC), "The Design of Small Gardens"
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9 Nov 1970
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Box 104: folder 42
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Rock Spring Garden Club (Arlington, VA)
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21 Jan 1971
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Box 104: folder 43
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Farmington House and Garden Symposium (Louisville, KY), "Landscape Design Today"
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3 Feb 1971
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Box 104: folder 44
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Jupiter Island Garden Club (Hobe Sound, FL), "Planning Small Gardens"
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16 Feb 1971
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Box 104: folder 45
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Garden Club of Morristown (NJ), "The Design of Small Gardens"
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17 Mar 1971
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Box 104: folder 46
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Garden Club of Madison (CT), "Design of the Home Property"
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10 Aug 1971
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Box 104: folder 47
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Shippon Point Garden Club, "Design of the Home Property"
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23 Sep 1971
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Box 104: folder 48
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Brooklyn Heights Garden Club, "Planting for City Gardens and Gardening with Containers"
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10 Jan 1972
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Box 104: folder 49
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Green Fingers Garden Club (Greenwich, CT), "Landscaping a Small Property"
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11 Jan 1972
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Box 104: folder 50
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Federated Garden Clubs of New York State, "Design for Easy Maintenance"
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17 Jan 1972
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Box 104: folder 51
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American Rhododendron Society, "Landscape Planning with Rhododendrons and Azaleas"
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16 Mar 1972
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Box 104: folder 52
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Clark Memorial Garden, "Planning a Bulb Garden"
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16 Aug 1972
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Box 104: folder 53
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Bryant Park Flower Show, "Planning a Small Garden"
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6 Oct 1972
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Box 104: folder 54
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Hillside Garden Club (Lynchburg, VA), "What's New in Garden Planning"
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11 Oct 1972
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Box 104: folder 55
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Rake and Hoe Garden Club (Westfield, NJ), "Design of the Home Property"
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17 Jan 1973
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Box 104: folder 56
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Garden Club of New Haven (CT), "Planning the Small Property"
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5 Feb 1973
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Box 104: folder 57
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Lake and Valley Garden Club (Cooperstown, NY), "The Design of Small Gardens"
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5 Sep 1973
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Box 104: folder 58
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Garden City (NY) Community Club, "Landscaping the Small Property"
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8 Feb 1974
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Box 104: folder 59
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Garden Club of Montclair (NJ), "Designing the Small Property"
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22 Apr 1974
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Box 104: folder 60
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Scarsdale Sunday Recreation Program, "Planning Your Garden Now for Spring"
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12 Jan 1975
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Box 104: folder 61
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Mrs. Field's Literary Club
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16 Jan 1975
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Box 104: folder 62
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Long Island Historical Society, "Gardens Old and New"
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20 Apr 1975
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Box 104: folder 63
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Rye Garden Club and Little Garden Club of Rye, "Planning a Small Garden"
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6 Jan 1976
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Box 104: folder 64
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New Canaan (CT) Garden Club, "Planning the Home Grounds with Interesting Plant Material"
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21 Jan 1976
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Box 104: folder 65
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Staten Island Garden Club, "Planning Small Gardens"
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24 Mar 1976
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Box 104: folder 66
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Garden Club of Darien (CT), "Planning Small Gardens"
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18 May 1976
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Box 104: folder 67
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Bridgewater (MA) Garden Club, "Planning a Small Garden"
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27 Oct 1976
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Box 104: folder 68
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Brooklyn Heights Garden Club, "How to Write a Book on City Gardens"
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17 Jan 1977
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Box 105: folder 1
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North County Garden Club of Long Island, "A Water Feature in Your Garden"
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2 Mar 1977
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Box 105: folder 2
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Cohasset (MA) Garden Club, "Renovating a Property"
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15 Jun 1977
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Box 105: folder 3
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Colony Club series "Ten Reasons to Plant Bulbs"; "Ideas for Special Features," 26 Jan 1978; and "Unusual Plants for City and Country Gardens," 9 Mar 1978
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13 Oct 1977
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Box 105: folder 4
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden Symposium, "Gardening in Containers"
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12 Feb 1978
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Box 105: folder 5
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Remsenburg (NY) Garden Club, "Planting a Garden Near the Sea"
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15 Jun 1978
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Box 105: folder 6
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East Hampton (NY) Garden Club, "Planning a Small Garden with Year Round Interest"
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5 Dec 1978
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Box 105: folder 7
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Three Harbors Garden Club (NY), "Landscape Ideas for Small Gardens"
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5 Mar 1979
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Box 105: folder 8
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Garden City Historical Society, "Victorian Gardens"
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18 Mar 1979
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Box 105: folder 9
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Old Westbury Gardens, "History of Garden Design"
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15 Jun 1979
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Box 105: folder 10
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Clark Memorial Garden, 10th Anniversary of Clark Garden
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29 Sep 1979
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Box 105: folder 11
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Central Connecticut Packer Alumni, "Gardens for Grandparents"
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22 Oct 1979
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Box 105: folder 12
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Garden City Historical Society, "Evergreens for Gardens Old and New"
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14 Nov 1979
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Box 105: folder 13
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City Gardens Club (NYC), "Evergreens for City and Country Gardens"
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26 Nov 1979
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Box 105: folder 14
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Sands Point (NY) Garden Club, "Evergreen Plantings for Terraces and Decks"
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4 Feb 1980
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Box 105: folder 15
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Matinecock Garden Club, "Landscape Ideas for the Home Grounds"
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11 Mar 1980
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Box 105: folder 16
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Alfred T. White Memorial Lecture, "The Joys of Gardening for One and All"
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5 Oct 1980
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Box 105: folder 17
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Chevy Chase (MD) Garden Club, "Landscape Ideas for Small Gardens"
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20 Oct 1980
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Box 105: folder 18
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Ireys home, "Planning Your City Garden"
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13 and 20 Mar 1981
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Box 105: folder 19
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Herb Society of America, New York Unit, "Herb Garden Planning"
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19 Mar 1981
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Box 105: folder 20
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Garden Club of Michigan, "Planning Small Gardens Today"
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9 Apr 1981
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Box 105: folder 21
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American Women and Gardens, 1915-45 Conference, Wave Hill, Bronx, NY, "Landscape Architecture: A Women's Profession": correspondence, notes, and cassette tape recording
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16 Oct 1981
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Box 105: folder 22-23
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, unititled
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21 Jan 1982
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Box 105: folder 24
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Rye (NY) Garden Club, "Interesting Plant Material for Landscaping"
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2 Mar 1982
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Box 105: folder 25
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Garden Club of Shelter Island (NY), "Landscaping with Native Material"
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22 May 1982
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Box 105: folder 26
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Friends of Rock Hall, "Old Fashioned Gardens"
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2 Jun 1982
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Box 105: folder 27
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Old Westbury Gardens, "The Evolution of Garden Design"
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3 Nov 1982
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Box 105: folder 28
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Short Hills (NJ) Garden Club, "New Ideas for Old Gardens"
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19 Jan 1983
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Box 105: folder 29
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Garden Club of America Horticulture Committee, "Designing with Unusual Plant Material"
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1 Feb 1984
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Box 105: folder 30
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Millbrook (NY) Garden Club, "Designing with Unusual Plant Material"
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19 Jul 1984
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Box 105: folder 31
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Nantucket Garden Club, "Landscape Design"
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22 Aug 1984
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Box 105: folder 32
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Connecticut Valley and Hartford Garden Clubs joint meeting, "Landscaping Small Gardens"
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13 Nov 1984
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Box 105: folder 33
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Garden Club of Princeton (NJ), "Landscaping Small Gardens"
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20 Nov 1984
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Box 105: folder 34
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, "Planning and Designing Brownstone Landscapes"
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24 Feb 1985
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Box 105: folder 35
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Clark Memorial Garden, "Concepts of Landscape Design"
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26 Oct 1985
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Box 105: folder 36
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Clark Memorial Garden, "Concepts of Landscape Design," 1 Mar; and "A Landscape Course"
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26 Apr 1985
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Box 105: folder 37
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Garden Club of Montclair (NJ), "New Trends in Landscape Planning"
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21 Apr 1986
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Box 105: folder 38
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Brownstone Revival Committee, "Plantscaping"
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18 May 1986
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Box 105: folder 39
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Short Hills (NJ) Home Garden Club, "Planning a New Look for Your Terrace"
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6 Oct 1986
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Box 105: folder 40
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Clark Garden of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, "Concepts of Landscape Design"
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1 Nov 1986
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Box 105: folder 41
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Brooklyn Heights Garden Club, "Forcing Bulbs for Indoor Use"
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12 Nov 1986
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Box 105: folder 42
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Brooklyn Union Gas, "City Gardens"
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26 Apr 1987
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Box 105: folder 43
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West Virginia symposium
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Feb 1988
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Box 105: folder 44
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Brooklyn Hospital Auxiliary, "The Pleasures of a Summer Garden"
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17 May 1988
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Box 105: folder 45
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W. Atlee Burpee Co.
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Nov 1988
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Box 105: folder 46
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Rembrandt Club, "The Pleasures of Nature's Art in the Garden"
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Feb 1989
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Box 105: folder 47
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, "Gardens for Children: Creating the Design"
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Feb 1989
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Box 105: folder 48
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Orange and Duchess Garden Club, "Small Gardens-Design and Planting"
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18 Apr 1989
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Box 106: folder 1
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Mohonk Garden Holiday, "Design and Unusual Plants for Small Gardens"
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27 Aug 1989
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Box 106: folder 2
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Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons (Long Island), "Design and Planting of a Small Garden"
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11 Mar 1990
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Box 106: folder 3
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Ridgefield (CT) Garden Club, "Creative Plant Combinations"
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27 Nov 1990
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Box 106: folder 4
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Four Virginia garden clubs, "Designing and Planting Your Property"
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16 Jan 1991
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Box 106: folder 5
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Brooklyn Heights Garden Club, "Writing a Garden Book in 1991"
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9 Feb 1993
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Box 106: folder 6
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Maymont Flower and Garden Show (Richmond, VA), "Design Ideas for Small Properties"
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19 Feb 1994
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Box 106: folder 7
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Clark Garden of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, panel on landscape design
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1996
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Box 106: folder 8
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undated
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Box 106: folder 9-10
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Lecture handouts, general, undated
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Advanced Landscape Course
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Box 107: folder 1
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Berried Shrubs
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Box 107: folder 2
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Birds
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Box 107: folder 3
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Bulbs
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Box 107: folder 4
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Children
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Box 107: folder 5
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City Gardens
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Box 107: folder 6
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Color Throughout the Year
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Box 107: folder 7
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Community Projects
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Box 107: folder 8
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Containers
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Box 107: folder 9
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Detail Landscape Design and Construction
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Box 107: folder 10
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Detail Planting Notes
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Box 107: folder 11
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Evergreens
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Box 107: folder 12
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Flower Garden
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Box 107: folder 13
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Flowering Trees
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Box 107: folder 14
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Garden Accessories/Features
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Box 107: folder 15
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Garden Maintenance
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Box 107: folder 16
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General Landscape Design
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Box 107: folder 17
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General Planting/Planting Fundamentals
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Box 107: folder 18
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Landscape Construction
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Box 107: folder 19
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Landscape Course outline
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Box 107: folder 20
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Landscape Fundamentals
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Box 107: folder 21
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Landscaping the Home Grounds
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Box 107: folder 22
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New Trends/What's New?
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Box 107: folder 23
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Outdoor Living Areas
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Box 107: folder 24
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Planning a Garden
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Box 107: folder 25
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Plant Composition
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Box 107: folder 26
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Plant Identification and Use
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Box 107: folder 27
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Planting Design
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Box 107: folder 28
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Principles of Landscape Design
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Box 107: folder 29
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Seashore
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Box 107: folder 30
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Shade, miscellaneous
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Box 107: folder 31
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Site Planning
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Box 107: folder 32
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Small Garden
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Box 107: folder 33
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Unusual/Interesting Plants
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Box 107: folder 34
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Water
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Box 107: folder 35
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Why Properties Should Be Planned
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Box 107: folder 36
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Miscellaneous
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Box 107: folder 37
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Illustrations
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n.d.
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Box 107: folder 38
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SERIES VIII. TEACHING
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Acorn Garden Club (Washington, DC), Landscape Design Course
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spr 1971
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Box 108: folder 1
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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"Bulbs"
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Spring 1937
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Box 108: folder 2
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"Planning the Garden"
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Spring 1940
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Box 108: folder 3
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"Landscape Gardening"
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1945
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Box 108: folder 4
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"Landscape Gardening"
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1947
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Box 108: folder 5
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"Planning and Planting the Home Grounds"
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Spring 1948
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Box 108: folder 6
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"Planning and Planting the Home Grounds"
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Spring 1949
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Box 108: folder 7
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"Planning and Planting the Home Grounds"
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Spring 1950
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Box 108: folder 8
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"Landscape Gardening"
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Spring 1951
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Box 108: folder 9
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"Plan Before You Plant"
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Spring 1952
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Box 108: folder 10
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Spring
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1953
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"Flowering Shrubs and Trees"
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Box 108: folder 11
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"Plan Before You Plant"
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Box 108: folder 12
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"How to Lay Out a Suburban Plot"
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Box 108: folder 13
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"Landscaping Your Own Grounds"
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Feb 1954
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Box 108: folder 14
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"Planning and Planting the Home Grounds"
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1955
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Box 108: folder 15
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"Planning and Planting the Home Grounds"
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1956
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Box 108: folder 16
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"Home Landscaping"
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1957
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Box 108: folder 17
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"Home Landscaping"
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1958
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Box 108: folder 18
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"Landscaping Your Home Grounds"
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1959
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Box 108: folder 19
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"Landscaping Your Home Grounds"
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1960
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Box 108: folder 20
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"Plan and Plant Your Home Grounds"
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Feb-Mar 1961
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Box 108: folder 21
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"Plan and Plant Your Home Grounds"
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1962
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Box 108: folder 22
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"Effective Garden Design"
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Mar 1967
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Box 108: folder 23
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"Plant and Plant Your Home Grounds"
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Feb-Mar 1971
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Box 108: folder 24
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"Plan and Plant Your Home Grounds"
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Feb-Mar 1972
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Box 108: folder 25
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"Brownstone Gardens"
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Feb 1984
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Box 108: folder 26
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"Landscaping a Brownstone Garden"
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Mar 1986
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Box 108: folder 27
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Nov 1986
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Box 108: folder 28
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Feb 1987
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Box 108: folder 29
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Apr 1987
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Box 108: folder 30
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Feb 1988
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Box 108: folder 31
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Oct 1988
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Box 108: folder 32
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Feb 1989
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Box 108: folder 33
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Oct-Nov 1989
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Box 108: folder 34
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Feb 1990
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Box 108: folder 35
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Feb-Mar 1991
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Box 108: folder 36
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Feb-Mar 1992
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Box 108: folder 37
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Feb-Mar 1993
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Box 108: folder 38
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Mar 1994
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Box 108: folder 39
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Miscellaneous
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n.d.
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Box 108: folder 40
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Clark Memorial Garden
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"Plan and Plant Your Home Grounds"
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Mar-Apr 1972
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Box 108: folder 41
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"Landscape Design"
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Mar 1988
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Box 108: folder 42
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"Landscape Design for the Homeowner"
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Fall 1989
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Box 108: folder 43
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Connecticut College
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Correspondence
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1945
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Box 108: folder 44
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Landscape Gardening
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1943-44
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Box 108: folder 45
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Cora Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Sanctuary, Short Hills, NJ
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"Developing a Garden"
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Jan 1963?
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Box 108: folder 46
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"Landscape Design"
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Jan-Feb 1964
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Box 108: folder 47
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"Garden Design"
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Fall 1967
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Box 108: folder 48
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"Gardening in the Shade"
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Spr 1970
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Box 109: folder 1
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"Landscape Design"
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Spr 1983
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Box 109: folder 2
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Delaware Federation of Garden Clubs, Flower Show School
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Oct 1964
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Box 109: folder 3
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Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Landscape Design Workshop
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Sep 1958
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Box 109: folder 4
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Federated Garden Clubs of Maine, Landscape Design Study Course I
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Apr 1976
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Box 109: folder 5
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Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, Landscape Design School
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Course II
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Mar 1958
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Box 109: folder 6
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Course V
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Mar 1960
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Box 109: folder 7
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Course I
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Nov 1965
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Box 109: folder 8
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Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, Landscape Design School
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Course IV
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Nov 1968
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Box 109: folder 9
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Course I
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Apr 1970
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Box 109: folder 10
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Course III
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Mar 1972
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Box 109: folder 11
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Course III
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May 1973
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Box 109: folder 12
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Course III
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Apr 1976
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Box 109: folder 13
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Course I
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Apr 1978
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Box 109: folder 14
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Course III
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Mar-Apr 1980
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Box 109: folder 15
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n.d.
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Box 109: folder 16
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Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland and National Capital Garden Club League
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Landscape Design Study Course II
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Oct 1961
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Box 109: folder 17
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Landscape Design Study Course III
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Apr 1976
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Box 109: folder 18
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Federated Garden Clubs of New York State
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Course for Flower Show Exhibitors and Judges
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Jan 1952
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Box 109: folder 19
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School of Landscape Design
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Spr 1957
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Box 109: folder 20
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Course I
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fall 1957
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Box 109: folder 21
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Course V
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Apr 1960
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Box 109: folder 22
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Course VI
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Oct 1960
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Box 109: folder 23
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Course II
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Oct 1970
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Box 109: folder 24
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Course III
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Oct 1971
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Box 110: folder 1
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Jan 1972
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Box 110: folder 2
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Course III
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Sep 1981
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Box 110: folder 3
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Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, School of Landscape Design
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Course I
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Nov 1961
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Box 110: folder 4
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Course I
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Nov 1963
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Box 110: folder 5
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Course II
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Nov 1964
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Box 110: folder 6
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Course IV
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spr 1969
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Box 110: folder 7
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Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania, School of Landscape Design
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Course II
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Nov 1972
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Box 110: folder 8
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Course III
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May 1973
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Box 110: folder 9
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Garden Club of America, Educational Symposium, "Planning the Small Garden"
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19-20 Nov 1952
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Box 110: folder 10
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Garden Club of Cranford (NJ), "Landscape Design"
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Feb 1972
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Box 110: folder 11
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Garden Club of Lawrence (NY)
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Advanced Landscape Course
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Jan-Feb 1966
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Box 110: folder 12
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Plant Identification
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Oct 1966, Nov 1966, Jan 1967
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Box 110: folder 13
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Garden Club of New Jersey, School of Landscape Design
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Course IV
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Jan 1960
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Box 110: folder 14
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Course I
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Oct 1960
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Box 110: folder 15
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Course II
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Oct 1964
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Box 110: folder 16
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Course III
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Mar 1965
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Box 110: folder 17
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Course III
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Mar 1967
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Box 110: folder 18
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Course III
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Oct 1969
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Box 110: folder 19
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Greenwich (CT) Garden Center
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"How to Plan and Plant Your Home Grounds" and "Landscape Fundamentals"
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spr 1974
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Box 111: folder 1
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"Landscape Design" and "Advanced Landscape Course"
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spr 1973, fall 1974
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Box 111: folder 2
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Hillside Garden Club, Lynchburg, VA, "Landscape Design"
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Mar 1973
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Box 111: folder 3
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Fall 1973
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Box 111: folder 4
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Millbrook (NY) Garden Club, Landscape Design Course, ?
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Box 111: folder 5
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Morristown (NJ) Garden Club, Landscape Design Course
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Feb 1972
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Box 111: folder 6
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National Council of State Garden Clubs, School of Landscape Design, Course III
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Apr 1961, n.d.
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Box 111: folder 7-8
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New Canaan (CT) Garden Club, Landscape Design Course
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spr 1970
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Box 111: folder 9
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New York Botanical Garden, Brownstone Gardens
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1984
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Box 111: folder 10
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North Country Garden Club of Long Island
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Landscape Design Course
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Jan-Feb 1963
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Box 111: folder 11
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Advanced Landscape Course
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Feb 1964
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Box 111: folder 12
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Plant Identification and Use
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Jan-Feb 1965
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Box 111: folder 13
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Rusticus Club (Bedford, NY), Landscape Design Course
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Jan-Feb 1970
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Box 111: folder 14
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Rye (NY) Garden Club, Landscape Design Course
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Jan-Feb 1960
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Box 111: folder 15
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Jan-Feb 1962
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Box 111: folder 16
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Scarsdale (NY) Adult School, Landscape Design Course
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Fall 1949
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Box 111: folder 17
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Fall 1967
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Box 111: folder 18
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Fall 1968
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Box 111: folder 19
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Stony Brook Garden Club (Princeton, NJ), Plant Identification and Use
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Jan 1966
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Box 111: folder 20
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Three Harbors Garden Club (Long Island, NY)
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Landscape Design Course
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spr 1969
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Box 111: folder 21
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Advanced Landscape Course
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spr 1970
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Box 111: folder 22
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Miscellaneous and unidentified notes
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n.d.
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Box 111: folder 23-25
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Correspondence
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General
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1953-85, n.d.
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Box 112: folder 1
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Horticulture magazine
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1965-87
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Box 112: folder 2
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New York Sun
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1941, n.d.
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Box 112: folder 3
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New York Times
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1960-66, n.d.
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Box 112: folder 4
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Articles
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"The Approach to the Garden," The Brownstoner
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circa 1975
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Box 112: folder 5
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Azalea Garden,New York Times
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circa 1965
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Box 112: folder 6
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"Backyard Garden,"New York Times
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7 Apr 1946
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Box 112: folder 7
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"Between Two Gardens"
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circa 1941
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Box 112: folder 8
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"Broadleaved Evergreens for All-Year Effect," Horticulture
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Oct 1968
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Box 112: folder 9
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"Charm Comes to a City Garden," New York Sun
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22 Feb 1941
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Box 112: folder 10
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"Founts of Color,"New York Times
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30 Mar 1958
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Box 112: folder 11
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"The Garden Life: James E. Cross of Long Island, New York," Garden Design, winter
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1983 12 Correspondence, 1982-84
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Drafts, notes, and text
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1982-83
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Box 112: folder 13
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"Garden Plans with a Purpose," The Brownstoner
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Feb 1975
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Box 112: folder 14
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"Guide for Novices,"New York Times
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19 Sep 1954
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Box 112: folder 15
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"A High Garden with a Bay View," New York Sun
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15 Feb 1941
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Box 112: folder 16
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"A Hillside Garden," Flower and Garden
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circa 1976
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Box 112: folder 17
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"How to Use Trees and Shrubs"
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n.d.
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Box 112: folder 18
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"Junipers are Useful," Horticulture
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Nov 1966
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Box 112: folder 19
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"Juvenile Delinquency in Brooklyn," Brooklyn Eagle
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13 Feb 1941
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Box 112: folder 20
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"Landscape the Swimming Pool,"New York Times
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7 Sep 1961
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Box 112: folder 21
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"Landscaping a Small Plot," Long Island Horticultural Society Bulletin
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circa 1972
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Box 112: folder 22
|
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"Let's Have a Fruit Garden This Year," Horticulture
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May 1975
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Box 112: folder 23
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"Let's Have a Garden This Year"
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circa 1949
|
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Box 112: folder 24
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"Litchfield Perennial Garden," New York Sun
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1 Mar 1941
|
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Box 112: folder 25
|
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"Long Island Gardens," Paumanok
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Jun 1973
|
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Box 112: folder 26
|
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"Master Planner: A Landscape Architect Sets the Home Scene,"New York Times
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5 Feb 1961
|
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Box 112: folder 27
|
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Multi-stem Trees,New York Times
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circa 1966
|
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Box 112: folder 28
|
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"Needle-leaved Evergreens for Many Purposes," Horticulture
|
Apr 1970
|
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Box 112: folder 29
|
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"A New Approach,"New York Times
|
18 Sep 1955
|
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Box 112: folder 30
|
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"One-Color Plantings Will Accent a Garden,"New York Times
|
1 Feb 1959
|
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Box 112: folder 31
|
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"Perennial Trends: the Northeast,"New York Times
|
10 Jan 1960
|
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Box 112: folder 32
|
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"Plan for a Suburban Plot," New York Sun
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8 Feb 1941
|
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Box 112: folder 33
|
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"Planned to Differ,"New York Times
|
20 Mar 1955
|
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Box 112: folder 34
|
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"Planning for Fall Garden Color,"New York Times
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15 Apr 1962
|
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Box 112: folder 35
|
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"Planting a Garden Path," New York Sun
|
circa 1941
|
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Box 112: folder 36
|
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"Plot-Plan Guides New Home Landscaping,"New York Times
|
5 Apr 1964
|
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Box 112: folder 37
|
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"Railroad Ties in the Home Landscape," Horticulture
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Oct 1974
|
|
Box 112: folder 38
|
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"A Remodeled Garden,"New York Times
|
circa 1960
|
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Box 112: folder 39
|
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"Red Hook Housing Project," Alumnae Bulletin of the Smith College Graduate School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
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Mar 1941
|
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Box 112: folder 40
|
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"Shade-Tolerant Plants Suit Problem Sites,"New York Times
|
7 Apr 1957
|
|
Box 112: folder 41
|
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"Sunken Garden in the City,"New York Times
|
18 Apr 1965
|
|
Box 112: folder 42
|
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Terrace Ideas,New York Times
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circa 1964
|
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Box 112: folder 43
|
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"Vines for Town," New York Sun
|
5 Apr 1941
|
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Box 112: folder 44
|
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"Wisteria," Flower and Garden
|
Apr 1966
|
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Box 112: folder 45
|
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"Year-Round Color with Broadleaved Evergreens," Horticulture
|
Dec 1973
|
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Box 112: folder 46
|
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Books
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|
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How to Plan and Plant Your Own Property,
|
1967
|
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Published volume
|
1967
|
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Box 113: folder 1
|
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Clippings
|
1967, n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 2
|
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Contract and royalty statements
|
1965-84
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Box 113: folder 3
|
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Correspondence
|
1957-85, n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 4-6
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Illustrations
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Lists
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n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 7
|
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Detail plans
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n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 8
|
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Information re gifts, purchases, and sales
|
1967-82, n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 9
|
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Interview on "The Jewish Home Show"
|
1968
|
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Box 113: folder 10
|
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Notes
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n.d.
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Box 113: folder 11-13
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Publicity
|
n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 14
|
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Typescript
|
n.d.
|
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Box 113: folder 15-20
|
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Small Gardens for City and Country: a guide to designing and planting your green spaces, (
Gardens for Brownstone and Brick)
|
1978
|
|
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Published volume
|
1978
|
|
Box 114: folder 1
|
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Contract and royalty statements
|
1976-89
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Box 114: folder 2
|
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Correspondence
|
1973-85, n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 3-4
|
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Illustrations
|
|
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Lists and notes
|
n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 5
|
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Detail plans
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n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 6-8
|
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Notes
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n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 9
|
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Outlines
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n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 10
|
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Proposals
|
1974, n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 11-13
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Publicity
|
1977-88, n.d.
|
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Box 114: folder 14
|
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Sales
|
1979-90, n.d.
|
|
Box 114: folder 15
|
|
Typescript
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 114: folder 16-17
|
|
Designs for American Gardens (original title: Country Gardens)
|
1991
|
|
|
|
Published volume
|
1991
|
|
Box 115: folder 1
|
|
Correspondence, drafts, and notes
|
1989-92, n.d.
|
|
Box 115: folder 2
|
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Illustrations
|
|
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|
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General
|
1991, n.d.
|
|
Box 115: folder 3
|
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Detail plans, Chapters 1-14
|
|
|
Box 115: folder 4-17
|
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Outlines
|
1989, n.d.
|
|
Box 115: folder 18
|
|
Publication party at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
|
24 Nov 1991
|
|
Box 115: folder 19
|
|
Publicity
|
1992-93
|
|
Box 115: folder 20
|
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Garden Designs (Burpee American Gardening Series) (original title: Designed Gardens)
|
1991
|
|
|
|
Published volume
|
1991
|
|
Box 115: folder 21
|
|
Correspondence and notes
|
1988-90, n.d.
|
|
Box 115: folder 22
|
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Publicity and clippings
|
1991-92
|
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Box 115: folder 23
|
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Typescript
|
|
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Box 115: folder 24-25
|
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Book proposals
|
|
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"Hudson River Valley Gardens"
|
1974
|
|
Box 115: folder 26
|
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"Gardens for Grandparents"
|
1978-80, n.d.
|
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|
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Correspondence, notes, and drafts
|
|
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Box 115: folder 27
|
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Illustrations by Helen Miller
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Box 115: folder 28
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OVERSIZE MATERIALS (BOXES)
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I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS
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Awards
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Liberty Hyde Bailey MedalASLA Fellow medal, 1978; Spirit of Life glass award, 1997
|
1991
|
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Box 116: folder 1
|
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Certificates and miscellaneous
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1961-99, n.d.
|
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Box 116: folder 2
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Education
|
|
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Cambridge School: miscellaneous sketches
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1934, n.d.
|
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Box 116: folder 3
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New York Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects, Atelier: problems
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winter 1938
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Box 116: folder 3
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Houses: 94 Carswell St., Green Harbor, MA, plan of land
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1958
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Box 116: folder 5
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II. CLIENT FILES
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Miscellaneous unidentified drawings
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n.d.
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Box 117: folder 1-3
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V. PHOTOGRAPHS
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Prints
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Client files
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Blum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brown (Short Hills)
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Box 118: folder 1
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Curry, Donovan (William), Eristoff, Garden City
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Box 118: folder 2
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Ireys, Jackson, Love, Paley
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Box 118: folder 3
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Poor, Stim, Sturgis, Sulzberger
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Box 118: folder 4
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Timpson, Ward, Waters
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Box 118: folder 5
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Carlton Gardens
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Box 119: folder 1
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Heyes
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Box 119: folder 2
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Unidentified
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Box 119: folder
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VIII. TEACHING
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Demonstration drawings and sketches, miscellaneous
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n.d.
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Box 120: folder 1-4
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IX. WRITINGS
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Books
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How To Plan and Plant Your Own Property: detail plans
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Box 121: folder 1-3
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Designs for American Gardens
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Box 121: folder 4
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OVERSIZE MATERIALS (FLAT FILE)
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I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS
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Flat file 27
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Education
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Cambridge School
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Thesis drawings
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Originals-extremely fragile
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Copies
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Student sketches
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VIII. TEACHING
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Flat file 26
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Demonstration sketches and drawings
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OVERSIZE MATERIALS (ROLLED DRAWINGS)
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IV. MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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Consultations: Brooklyn Parks Department, proposed tree planting plan
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n.d.
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Roll 16
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