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Title |
Collection Description |
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1 |
Reservoir Station winter effect (westerly view) |
Reservoir Station winter effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts. |
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2 |
Detail of front steps and planting |
Brookline High School, detail of front steps and planting, Massachusetts. |
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3 |
Reservoir Station, summer effect (westerly view) |
Reservoir Station summer effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts. |
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4 |
Planting at bicycle entrance |
Brookline High School, planting at bicycle entrance, Massachusetts. |
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5 |
Reservoir Station summer effect (easterly view) |
Reservoir Station summer effect (easterly view), Brookline Massachusetts. |
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6 |
Longwood Station, Boston and Albany Railroad in winter |
Longwood Station, Boston and Albany Railroad in winter, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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7 |
Abies nordmanniana |
Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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8 |
Juniperus chinensis |
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper or Sargent juniper), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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9 |
Hedge of Picea excelsa |
Hedge of Picea excelsa [or picea abies] (Norway spruce) at Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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10 |
Detail of window boxes |
Detail of window boxes on house on Brington Road, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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11 |
Shelter of the Elevated Railroad Company |
The shelter of the Elevated Railroad Company at Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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12 |
Page 9 |
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13 |
Picea pungens, Pseudotsuga douglasii, and Abies nordmanniana |
Picea pungens (blue spruce), Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), and Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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14 |
L. H. Pammel letter to George W. Carver, September 14, 1926 |
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15 |
Page 200 |
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16 |
Photograph of "Newsboys Memorial to Albert Edward Scott" by Christian Petersen |
Photograph of a bronze 1920s bas-relief cast by T. F. McGann and Son, Art Bronze Foundry with the inscription "Newsboys Memorial to Albert Edward Scott/Company H 101 United States Infantry; A.E.F./Killed in Action at Epieds, France, July 23, 1918." The memorial was installed in Town Hall, Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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17 |
Warren H. Manning |
Warren H. Manning was a landscape architect in Massachusetts in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He received his training at the firm of the foremost landscape architect of the era, Frederick Law Olmsted of Brookline, Massachusetts. Manning was a founder of the American Society of Landscape Architects and played a pivotal role in the development of American landscape architecture. |
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18 |
Page 739 |
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19 |
Page 598 |
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20 |
Page 23 |
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