Collection Timeline

1889 to 1930

1889
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1893
Barre Common 1893, Barre, Massachusetts.

1896
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Brownline print; 21.5 x 23 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil and ink on tracing cloth; 21 x 23 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Watercolor, ink, and pencil on paper; 18.5 x 54.5 inches

1897
Relief map of the state of New York, modeled by E. E Howell 1897.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1898
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1899
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
The sculpture is located at the Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire, England. The image was published in County Life, a British weekly magazine founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1900
Ulmus americana (American elm) in Reading, Massachusetts.
Magnolia halleana (now Magnolia stellata; star magnolia) flowers in vase.
Eremurus robustus (Foxtail lily) at H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel), value with architecture, plant in the corner.
Tsuga canadensis (eastern hemlock), a specimen plant.
"The Gates" from Country Life.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) in connection with architecture.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) planted in woodland.
Abies fraseri (Fraser fir), Kawana, North Carolina.
Pinus sylvestris (Scots pine) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea pichta (pine), Dedham, Massachusetts.
Tsuga canadensis nana (Eastern hemlock) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Juniperus virginiana var. pyramidalis (eastern red cedar), Readville, Massachusetts.
Picea alba var. coerulea (white spruce) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies alba (or Picea alba coerulea) (silver fir), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea alba (white spruce) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Tree butchery at White Haven, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) in natural woods, White Haven, Pennsylvania.
Juniperus chinensis var. prostrata (Chinese juniper) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus rigida (pitch pine), Reading [or Wilmington], Massachusetts.
Juniperus virginiana var. gracilis (eastern redcedar) at Readville, Massachusetts.
Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Sciadopitys verticillata (Japanese umbrella pine) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Pinus montana var. mughus (or Pinus mughus) (mungo pine), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa compacta (or Picea abies), (Norway spruce) Francis B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens glauca (blue spruce), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Abies concolor (white fir), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Arundinaria veitchii (bamboo grass) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Thuya orientalis [Thuja orientalis] (Oriental arborvitae or Biota) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea concolor (or Abies concolor) (white fir).
Picea pungens (blue spruce) at O. B. Hadwin's, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Abies homolepis (A. brachyphylla) (Nikko fir), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Thuja occidentalis Spaethii (northern white cedar), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leucothoe catesbaei ( dog hobble), Olmsted Bros., Brookline, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa Ellwangeriana (or picea abies) (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens (blue spruce), Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), and Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Tsuga canadensis (eastern hemlock), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Tsuga sieboldii (southern Japanese hemlock), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron catawbiense (catawba rosebay), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron catawbiense (catawba rosebay) grouped at H. L. Higginson's, Manchester, Massachusetts.
Taxus canadensis (Canada yew), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies picea (pectinata) nana (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Euonymus radicans Carrieri (winter creeper), Olmsted Bros., Brookline, Massachusetts.
Thuya occidentalis nana [Thuja occidentalis] (arborvitae)at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis pisifera var squarrosa veitchii (Japanese false cypress), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa nana [or picea abies] (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron punctatum (dwarf rhododendron), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Thuya occidentalis globosa [Thuja occidentalis] (arborvitae), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus resinosa (red pine) at Manchester, Massachusetts.
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper or Sargent juniper), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Dianthus plumosus cyclops in a vase.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Ilex opaca (American holly).
Taxus baccata aurea (English yew), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Dianthus superbus (fringed pink) (vase), South Braintree, Massachusetts.
Calluna vulgaris (heather), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Taxus baccata glauca (English yew), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Bambusa erecta (evergreen bamboo), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea morinda (Morinda spruce), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Arundinaria fortunei (dwarf bamboo) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leiophyllum buxifolium prostratum (sandmyrtle), Grandfather Mountain (Kawana), North Carolina.
Ilex glabra (inkberry), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Hedge of Picea excelsa [or picea abies] (Norway spruce) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis squarrosa (Retinospora squarrosa) (false cypress)at Reading, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis obtusa nana (Retinospora obtusa nana) (hinoki false cypress) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), winter effect.
Yucca filamentosa (Adam's needle) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Ilex opaca (American holly), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Silene pennsylvanicum [Silene pensylvanica] or Cerastium tomentosum (Pennsylvania catchfly) or (snow in summer), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Laurus nobilis (sweet bay) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel), Burdett Mansion, North Woburn, Massachusetts.
Opuntia (prickly pears), in rock garden, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leiophyllum buxifolium (sandmyrtle), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Picea nigra pumilla [Picea mariana] (black spruce), Walter Hunnewell Arboretum, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens (blue spruce), Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron H. W. Sargent at Reading, Massachusetts.
Picea rubra (red spruce) at West Manchester, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron Memoir (or Rhododendron H. W. Sargent) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron purpureum grandiflorum at Reading, Massachusetts.
Pinus laricio var. austriaca [or Pinus nigra] (Austrian pine) at West Manchester, Massachusetts.
Dianthus plumosus Her Majesty in a vase.
Pinus massoniana (Chinese red pine) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Iberis corraefolia [Iberis corifolia] (candytuft), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron E. L. Rand.
Wounds and their treatment.
Pruning operations.
Formation of new leaders.
Pyracantha coccinea (Crataegus pyracantha) (scarlet firethorn) at Olmsted Brothers.
Nature's pruning.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine), Reading, Massachusetts.
Pollarded oak, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aethionema grandiflorum (Persian stonecress) Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Birch Island (woods), Reading, Massachusetts.
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Cerastium grandiflorum (chickweed).
Beech, wood sections.
Horse chestnut, wood section.
Ailanthus [?], wood sections.
Buttonwood, wood sections.
Ash, wood sections.
Pitch pine, sections.
Bird's eye maple, sections.
Cucumber tree, wood sections.
Hemlock, wood sections.
Slippery elm, wood sections.
Rock maple, sections.
Red oak, sections.
Black walnut, sections.
Basswood cross-section.
Structure of broad-leaved woods.
Cross section--healing of wounds.
Healing of wounds, an exterior view.
Block of oak wood.
Fungus growth in cells.
Healing of wounds.
Rotting woods--timber.
Thick walled wood cells--broad foliaged tree.
Tree of red fir [felled by Bryant Lumber and Shingle Co. near Cathcart, Washington].
Theory of tree growth [diagram].
Block of pine wood.
Cells of coniferous wood.
Wood cells.
Destruction of forest (destructive lumbering).
Primeval forest with homestead in Washington.
Effect of forest fire in partially felled forest.
Effect of forest fire with young growth pushing up.
Forest fire following lumbering, Minnesota.
Wavy wood grains.
Wound healing.
Result of forest fire in standing forest.
Effect of sun scalds on wood.
Fungus attacks of lumber.
Rosa canina spray (dog rose).
Azalea viscosa spray (swamp azalea).
Forsythia fortunei--spray.
Primeval forest (yellow pine) Priest River, Idaho.
Vitis coignetti [Vitis coignetiae] (crimson glory vine) an inedible grape.
Clematis virginiana (devil's darning needles).
Mirabilis grandiflora--clump.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel).
Ilex opaca--spray (American holly).
Spiraea aruncus [Aruncus dioicus] (bride's feathers).
Liatris elegans (pinkscale blazing star).
Paeonia Norfolk (peony).
Eryngium amethystinum (amethyst eryngo).
Elaeagnus longipes--spray.
Coreopsis grandiflora, vase (largeflower tickseed).
Coreopsis tenuifolia.
Echinacea purpurea (eastern purple coneflower).
Agrostemma coronaria [Lychnis coronaria] (rose campion).
Ornithogalum umbellatum (sleepydick).
Iris sibirica in variety (Siberian iris).
Iris germanica (German iris).
Erigeron speciosus [Erigeron speciosus] (aspen fleabane).
Coronilla varia (purple crownvetch).
Anthemis tinctoria var. Kelwayi, vase (golden chamomile).
Oenothera youngii (evening primrose or yellow primrose).
Lilium brownii (Hong Kong lily).
Lilium philadelphicum (wood lily).
Pulmonaria officinalis (common lungwort).
Thalictrum speciosum (Spectacular Meadow-rue).
Thalictrum cornuti (meadow-rue).
Lysimachia vulgaris (garden yellow loosestrife).
Lilium canadense (Canada lily).
Dicksonia punctilobula (hay-scented fern).
Prize vegetable grower, Dayton Boys' Garden, Ohio.
Boys' garden, South Park, Dayton, Ohio.
4th grade pupils observing, George Putnam School Garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rosa carolina (Carolina rose).
Pterostyrax corymbosus (Little Epaulette Tree).
Viburnum dilatatum (linden arrowwood).
Rosa setigera (climbing rose).
Sambucus canadensis (American black elderberry) in a vase.
Iris sibirica orientalis (Siberian iris).
Viburnum acerifolium (mapleleaf viburnum) in a vase.
Viburnum nudum (possumhaw) in a vase.
Viburnum dentatum (southern arrowwood) in a vase.
Ceanothus americanus (New Jersey tea) in a vase.
Cornus sericea (redosier dogwood) in a vase.
Hydrangea radiata (silverleaf hydrangea).
Pinus bungeana at Prof. C. S. Sargent's (Bunge's pine or Lacebark pine).
Hydrangea vestita--spray.
Rhododendron catawbiense (Catawba rosebay) group at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Paeonia Lady Let Brawnell (peony).
Iris Madame Cherron.
Calluna vulgaris (heather).
Anthemis tinctoria (golden chamomile).
Azalea viscosa spray (swamp azalea).
Sciadopitys verticillata (Japanese umbrella pine).
Riverfront, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, showing the lack of a playground.
Rhododendron catawbiense (Catawba rosebay) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Crataegus (hawthorn) in lower Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A window box of collected natives.
Locusts shutting out view of river, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Trees, lower Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Hedge of locusts on Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Willow on slag, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Triangle at Dock Street bridge in line with 9th Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Canal, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
South Branch of Winnebago Valley, north slope densely wooded.
Meadow view, cat-o'-nine-tails in foreground.
River view--side track. Bailey's Mills, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Rolling Mill, office at right, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Road near swamp--east end, middle road--Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverfront hedge of locust, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wetzel Swamp, view across upper meadow, upper road, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Locusts shutting out view of river, Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Northerly view--upper Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Furnace from behind locust group, showing the value of a small group, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverbank and dump, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverbank, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Lower Mills office with planting that shuts out the next, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wall covering, retaining wall and toll house, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills, side tracks, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills office in the heart of the works, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Broad and Front Streets, showing the lack of trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (see 218.LS.0269 South side of Broad Street for comparison).
Earth playground, flower and shrub border, Tuskegee, Alabama.
Signboards [advertising], Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Undesirable buildings unscreened.
Tenement yards, Bailey Mill, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Creek Valley foliage near Dock Street Bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, tubs of plants.
Harrisburg Machine Co., Pennsylvania.
Piggery in meadow, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Front Street south of Toll Bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Pelgram and Meyer Silk Mill shows the value of a single tree in hiding a chimney, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A view of the south side of Broad Street showing trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (see 218.LS.0256 Broad and Front Streets for comparison).
Pelgram and Meyer Silk Mill shows a general neatness with flower beds and small permanent foliage, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The edge of land speculation, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Furnace viewed from under a locust group, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Foliage, middle road, Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Grape trellis at Hopkins' place, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Woodpile under trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Backyard on Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Goodyear Rubber Works office, Naugatuck, Connecticut.
Lonicera japonica on steep bank (Japanese honeysuckle).
Roadside view, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Back alley, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A stone factory, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Depicts the utility of small space, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A bare backyard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
State hospital grounds, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sunflowers in front of a low shanty, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Market Square, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Backyard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A street scene with trees and tubs of plants lining the sidewalk, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Lutheran Church, 6th Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Dicksonia pilosiuscula (tree fern).
Aspidium acrostichoides (Christmas fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
Aspidium acrostichoides and possibly Dicksonia (Christmas shield fern) near brook, Becket, Massachusetts.
Aspidium marginale (Evergreen shield fern), Becket, Massachusetts.
Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon fern) in woods.
A formal bank is out of place in a setting of wild woods, Prides, Massachusetts.
An artificial border at Keney Park, Hartford, Connecticut.
Dicentra eximia (turkey corn) against Thuja occidentalis (arborvitae).
Stone steps at Hagbourne Hill, Franklin Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
Garret Hostel Bridge, Cambridge, England.
Montserrat Station on the Boston and Maine Railway, Beverly, Massachusetts.
Yucca in bloom at Tuskegee, Alabama.
Piazza with vines and potted plants.
The effect of deforestation on land.
Unnecessary trimming of healthy trees, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Rhus glabra (smooth sumac) along roadside, Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
Symplocos crataegoides or Symplocos paniculata (sapphire-berry).
Onoclea sensibilis (sensitive fern) by the roadside.
Clay bluffs at Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Bluff toward Ft. Sheridan, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Artificial planting of bluffs, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's, estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Willows and sand bank along Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Willows at the bottom of the bluff, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Lombardy poplar against the house, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Broad ravine path, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
View of ravine path, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Clay bluffs toward Waukee, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Lawn in the woods, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Hemlock Hill, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pollarded oak, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
The Pinetum, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Hemlocks and rhododendrons, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Across Hemlock Hill, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Planted bluff, Lake Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Broken meadow at Prides, Massachusetts.
Polypodium vulgare (polypody) at Prides, Massachusetts.
Osmunda claytoniana (interrupted fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
Dicksonia pilosiuscula (Dickson's fern).
Parthenocissus vitacea (Woodbine) at Dan R. Hanna's house, Glenville, Ohio.
Vines on outbuilding.
Detail of Dan R. Hanna's veranda. Glenville, Ohio.
Bay window at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
Old garden cottage at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
J. Woodward Manning house, planted to give depth effect.
Clethra alnifolia (coastal sweetpepperbush) along roadside, Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
Rubus odoratus (purple flowering raspberry) at J. Woodward Manning's.
Rubus nigrobaccus (the common high blackberry).
Polygonum cuspidatum against outbuilding (Japanese knotweed).
Arctium lappa var. pubens (Common burdock).
Robinia pseudoacacia (Black locust) in bloom.
Dicentra canadensis (Squirrel corn) under evergreen trees.
Asplenium filix-femina (lady fern) on roadside.
Cassia marilandica (Maryland senna).
Funkia lancifolia (Blue Day Lily).
Rockery planted by J. B. Keller.
Robinia pseudoacacia (Black locust).
Rhus glabra (smooth sumac) at H. Clay Pierce's, Prides Crossing, Massachusetts.
Caragana arborescens pendula (Siberian peashrub).
Larix europea pendula (European larch).
A spray of Cercis canadensis (redbud).
Rhus cotinus (smoke tree) in a vase.
A clump of Coreopsis tripteris (tall tickseed).
Phalaris arundinacea variegata (reed canarygrass). Ribbon grass.
Bocconia cordata (plume poppy).
Riverfront growth, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills from Dock Street bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Roadside rock wall along pond at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Foliage, Paxton Creek Valley, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
An outdoor gymnasium along the Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
House of Samuel B. Green before planting, St. Anthony Park, Minnesota.
Shrubbery at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
House of Samuel B. Green after planting, St. Anthony Park, Minnesota.
Border planting at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
J. Woodward Manning's house before planting, Massachusetts.
J. Woodward Manning's house with plant bed in front of veranda, Massachusetts.
Vine background for statuary at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
Hibiscus (rosemallow) on pond at George E. Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Stable at Henry R. Kunhardt estate, Bernardsville, New Jersey.
Crataegus (Hawthorn) in corner near house on Henry R. Kunhardt estate, Bernardsville, New Jersey.
Stable courtyard planting, 4 years old, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Planting at the base of a house, 4 years old, North Andover, Massachusetts.
House at Longwood, Massachusetts.
Shrubbery about front porch at Jacob Manning's.
Woodland Railroad station in summer, Newton, Massachusetts.
Stephanandra flexuosa (laceshrub) at Reading Nursery office, Massachusetts.
Rhus typhina laciniata (cutleaf staghorn sumac).
Boston and Albany [Railroad Co.] Station, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, showing planting.
Stephanandra flexuosa (laceshrub) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Hydrangea nivea.
Ipomoea (morning glory) on bluff at Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Path on Hampstead Heath, London, England.
Vase of chrysanthemums.
Working Men's Club with bowling green in foreground, Port Sunlight, England.
Unimproved school grounds, Ishpeming, Michigan.
Working men's cottages, Port Sunlight, England.
Good example of a standing vase.
Catalpa on west slope, Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Storage Yard woodpile, Greenwood Park, Des Moines, Iowa.
Details for school gymnasia.
Details for school gymnasia.
Vine covered pergola in winter.
Vine covered pergola detail in winter.
Outdoor school gymnasia.
Details for school gymnasia.
A New England village street.
Virgin forest at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Condition from careless cutting of undergrowth at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Effect of fire and tree cutting at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Brush tendergrowth at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Dead standing timber at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Pine woods along road between Lenox and Stockbridge, near Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Burning away of soil at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Quercus robur var. pedunculata (Windsor oaks).
Loss of flora by fire at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Edge of the fire line at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Debris from lumbering at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Forest windfall at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
School interior, Carthage, Missouri.
Catalpa in Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendron grotto--the ledges at Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
School interior, Carthage, Missouri.
Entrance to William Rockefeller's estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Merry-go-round.
Climbing poles.
School playground and gymnasia.
Park view with terraces and driveway, Los Angeles, California.
Ceylon Place, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Reservoir, Isola Bella, Italy.
Port Sunlight bridge, England.
Rhododendrons on the William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
The approach, walkways leading to the house on the William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Mt. Pleasant Printery, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Ferns at the base of a ledge, Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Levens Hall topiary effect, South Cumbria, England.
German playground.
Girls school gymnasia.
Boys school gymnasia.
Skating at the gymnasium grounds, Wood Island Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
Girls' grammar school gymnasium.
Sand boxes, Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
Plan drawings for the Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles River Embankment improvement plans, Boston, Massachusetts.
Lower drive of Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Plan of East Boston Park, Massachusetts.
Private entrance with gate posts.
Three boys and a girls pose by badly trimmed shrubs.
Charles River Embankment, original condition, Boston, Massachusetts.
Iris foetidissima (Gladwin iris), Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
A New England town street--Church Street, Lenox, Massachusetts.
Palmer Station on the Boston and Albany, Palmer, Massachusetts.
The value of a single tree at a factory on the Charles River, Massachusetts.
Hampstead Heath, England.
Country road, West Wickham Common, England.
Path along ledge, Dolobran quarry, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Mayor's house at Mafeking, South Africa.
Riverbank in Spring.
Drive along stream.
Willow in Middlesex Fells Reservation, Massachusetts.
A boulder on the roadside, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
Seat bench by footpath.
A view of old growth on the shore from Main Street, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
William G. Mather's house before planting, Ishpeming, Michigan.
William G. Mather's house before planting, Ishpeming, Michigan.
Ishpeming Mines, planting against fence, Michigan.
Ishpeming Mines, watching the skip, Michigan.
Botanical Garden entrance, Manila, Philippines.
Reservoir near Manila, Philippines.
Kenilworth Station, Broad Avenue vista, Illinois.
The fountain at Kenilworth Station, Illinois.
Pteris aquilina (fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
A clump of Geranium sanguineum (bloody geranium).
Azalea indica japonica at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aethionema grandiflorum, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch Broom), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Yucca filamentosa, Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Acanthus latifolius, Harvard Botanic Garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Clematis mongolica at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Zygadenus curtisii at Kawana, North Carolina.
Vitis riparia (river grape) with rock wall in background.
Comptonia asplenifolia (Sweet fern).
Pteris aquilina (fern) at C. W. Jones'.
Helianthus laetiflorus var. semiplenus (sunflower) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Syringa rothomagensis metensis (lilac) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Viburnum sargentii at the Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
A spray of Viburnum sieboldii (Siebold's arrowwood).
A spray of Exochorda grandiflora (pearl bush).
Viburnum [plicatum] tomentosum (Japanese snowball) at the Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Azalea mollis.
Terrace garden, Eashing Park, Godalming, England.
Ellison house with Ailanthus.
Wisteria and ailanthus.
Bad bedding, Lincoln Park.
Street scene including Kensington Hotel and Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston ivy and elms along Mt. Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Ivy covering the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Boston, Massachusetts.
House with window boxes on Brington Road, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Detail of window boxes on house on Brington Road, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Acer (Maples) on Mineral Street, Reading, Massachusetts.
Acer saccharum (sugar maple) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Fagus ferruginea (American beech) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Baccharis halimifolia (eastern baccharis) (female).
Northwest view from J. Woodward Manning's back porch.
Acer japonicum macrophyllum (Japanese maple).
Sequoia gigantea (big tree) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Acer carpinifolium (hornbeam maple).
Benches in Franklin Park.
Woods in North Reading, Massachusetts.
Carlisle Pines (veteran tree) (for larger size see slide no. 218.LS.0628).
Garden and walled in patio in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-45].
Cathedral in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-48].
Entrance to Cathedral in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-49].
Refreshment stand in Covadonga in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-55].
Post at the Paseo de Covadonga with advertisements in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-56].
Garden of Marina in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-58].
Marina garden, beer bottle edge and conch shells in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-60].
Fortification wall next to sea in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-14].
Forecourt wall in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 3-3].
Forecourt and balustrade fence in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 3-2].
Fortification wall in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-63].
Typical street scene in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-1].
Flamboyant tree San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-3].
Street scene with mango in Catano, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-4].
Sea coast village street in Catano, Puerto Rico (coconut, mango) [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-5].
Boy's steamboat on the sands in Catano, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-6].
Cockpit in Palo Secco, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 5-3].
Coffee plantation near Arecibo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 7-12].
Rio Grande River Valley and Pepino Hills in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 7-6].
Backyard with reservoir, pigeon house and woodpile in Isabella, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 8-3].
Cathedral and plaza in Isabella, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 14-4].
Garden walk leading from Main St. to spring in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-4].
Channel below water basin in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-11].
Life in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-9].
Outlets from water basin in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no.9-7].
Fire killed white pine.
Young scrub oak (Quercus berberidifolia) coppice.
Pinus strobus, veteran white pine, Carlisle.
Crosby pines in North Billerica, Massachusetts, "planted 60 years ago with assistance of Mr. T. Pashoe, in picture".
Cathedral and patio from plaza in Ponce, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 13-1].
Ulmus americana (Elm) at South Chelmsford Station, Massachusetts.
Picea mariana also called Picea nigra (black spruce).
Picea mariana (black spruce) forest, New York State Forest Commission.
Old garden with fountain and raised bed in Ponce, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 13-5].
Basin below spring at top of bluff in Coamo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 15-3].
Springs Hotel in Coamo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 15-1].
Forest on Mt. El Yunque, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 20-6].
House in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 20-9].
Gate overhung with vines in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 10-6].
Lawn with beds (Puerto Rico ?).
The Viburnum Walk, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Planting at side of piazza, J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Clothes yard unscreened, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Viburnum pubescens or Viburnum dentatum (southern arrowwood), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Robert Winthrop School planting, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Brookline High School, detail of front steps and planting, Massachusetts.
Forest road, growth cut off on each side.
Brookline High School, planting at bicycle entrance, Massachusetts.
Forest road, showing growth on each side.
Billerica Forest Highway, Massachusetts.
Syringa japonica (Japanese lilac).
Unthinned oak coppice.
Gray Birch (Betula populifolia) nursing white pine.
Fire killed pines and scrub oak second growth.
Lumber camp.
Measuring spruce logs.
Skidding logs.
Sawing fallen trees into logs.
Log hauling in the Adirondacks.
Primeval forest with mature, medium, and young growth [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Hemlock timber ready for axe [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Peeling hemlock [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Land stripped of saw timber and burned over [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Residue ("slack") after cut of hemlock and hardwood [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Ten years after cutting--well seeded [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Twenty years after cutting--no seed [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Deserted farm on Jack pine (pinus banksiana) plains [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Twenty years after cutting--fairly seeded [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Red fir forest, slope, Mt. Rainier, Washington.
Spruce forest, edge of a clear cut, end of rotation period.
Fir forest, once thinned and cleaned in Thuringer Wald, Germany.
Ten years after cutting--no seed [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Spruce forest not yet thinned, beginning of rotation period.
Scots fir forest in Thuringer Wald, Germany.
Log-train in state of Washington.
A deadening in North Carolina.
Hemlocks and yellow poplars in North Carolina.
Bottomlands in Skagit Valley, Washington.
Gypsy Moth in different stages [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Automatic sprayer [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Big tree, Redwood Forest, California.
Spraying moths in trees [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Spraying moths in walls [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Spread of defoliation from a center [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Plan of school gardens in Hartberg, Germany.
School garden, Possneck, Thuringia.
Drowning the Torrent, wattle work at summit.
Drowning the Torrent, reforestation of denuded mountainside.
Map showing spread of pest [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
School work--children's plan of home, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Marsh at Castine, Maine.
River through foliage at Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, New York.
Pinus strobus (White Pine) trunks, Jamaica Park, New York.
Drowning the Torrent, 2- sprouted wattle dam, 3- a masonry dam.
Cattle grazing on estate of William Rockefeller, Tarrytown, New York.
Bridge over Cabin John Creek (Rock Creek Park, Old Rustic Bridge?).
Steps and century plants, Scilly Isles.
Bad example--spotted and broken lawn tree planting.
Private residence, Wales.
Kensington Gardens, London, England.
Rockery.
Lake at Kew Gardens, Queens, New York.
Gardens of the Alcazar, Seville, Spain.
Caucasian monastery grounds.
Princess Garden, Torquay, England.
Marketplace in Bremerhaven, Germany.
Woodland avenue, William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Magdalene College, Oxford, England.
Zurich, Switzerland.
Railroad entrance, Edinburg, Scotland.
Market in Erfurt, Germany.
Forecourt of St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, Italy.
Potemkin Stairs and statue of Duc de Richelieu, Odessa, Ukraine [Postcard 1890-1900, Detroit Publishing Co.].
St. Leonard's Tower covered with ivy, Newton Abbott, England.
Kalkstrasse and the promenade, Riga, Latvia [Postcard c. 1900].
Interior court, Damascus, Syria.
Garden of Gethsemane, Mt. Olives, Jerusalem.
Belgrade University buildings, 1890, Serbia.
University Bridge with University Palace in background, University of Strasbourg, France.
View of Tubingen, Germany.
Cloister and court at San Giovanni in Laterano (Basilica of St John Lateran), Rome, Italy.
Garden of son of Shah, Persia.
Ceylon House showing boulder monstrosities, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Landscape with hills and structure in Samaria, Palestine.
Pine bark beetle's destructiveness.
Destruction of pine bark beetle on Pinus ponderosa.
Pinus ponderosa, Yellowstone Park, Wyoming.
Garden of Marin de Padilla.
White pines helping and hindering each other, Dubois, Pennsylvania.
Grand Hotel Ingles, Santiago, Chile.
Gardens of the Alcazar, Seville, Spain.
Botanical Gardens, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Artificial rockwork [Kern's Landscape Gardening].
Cyrus H. McCormick's carriage turn before planting.
Cyrus H. McCormick's estate before planting.
Yellow pond--lily and water grasses and sedges.
Agassiz Bridge, Back Bay Fens, Boston, Massachusetts.
Wallbridge Park, Toledo, Ohio.
Pelham Park, Long Island, New York--shore scene.
Winchester Reservoir, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Neponset River, Milton Meadows, Massachusetts.
Three pitch pines (pinus rigida) at Lowell, Massachusetts.
Boxford elm, Massachusetts.
Boxford elm--east [?] view, Massachusetts.
Canoe birch, Boxford, Massachusetts.
Junipers, Steel's Corner, Stoneham, Massachusetts.
Ipswich River, Massachusetts.
A hickory in the field, North Hanson, Massachusetts.
American Rapids, Niagara Falls, New York.
Unopened vista opportunity, H. J. Caner's.
Horseshoe Falls, Niagara Falls, New York.
Opened vista, H. J. Caner's.
Stepping stone bridge, Ambleside, England.
Denuded mountainside, Puerto Rico.
Footbridge.
Overlook Shelter in Franklin Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
A garden from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
First prize garden from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Porch boxes from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Typical city house with window boxes from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Bay window with box from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
On the Glen Road to Mt. Washington, White Mountains, New Hampshire.
Foliage against factory in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 10-9].
Cathedral in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-1].
Unattractive village street.
Ophir rose hedge, Southern California.
Square in Ishpeming, Michigan.
Cactus hedge, Southern California.
Quercus alba (White oak), Bernardston, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Celtis occidentalis (Nettle tree) [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Mystic Hickory [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Bare pond edge, Elm Park, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Bare church and town hall, Cheshire, Massachusetts.
Schoharie Creek, New York.
Boston and Albany Station from the southwest in summer, Auburndale, Massachusetts.
Shaded village street with Ulmus americana (Feathered elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
Houses along the street, Port Sunlight, England.
The gardener among his flowers, Port Sunlight, England.
The Waverly Oaks, Quercus alba (white oak), Waverly, Massachusetts.
The Society Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak) Charlemont, Massachusetts.
Brooks Black Walnut, Juglans nigra (black walnut) West Medford, Massachusetts.
Brooks Black Walnut, Juglans nigra (black walnut) West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Newton Chestnut, Castanea americana (American Chestnut) Bernardston, Massachusetts.
The Batchelder Sassafras, Sassafras officinale (sassafras) Reading, Massachusetts.
Nyssa sylvatica (Tupelo), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Big Buttonwood, Platanus occidentalis (American Sycamore), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
Pasture Pine, Pinus strobus (eastern white pine), Boxford, Massachusetts.
The trunk of the Big Buttonwood, Platanus occidentalis (American Sycamore), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
Map of Metropolitan District, Boston, Massachusetts.
Grading operations, A. H. Chatfield, Camden, Maine.
Flower beds, Port Sunlight, England.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Spoil bank, J. Hobart Moore's, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Contour and elevation map.
Contour maps with elevations.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Hacheur and contour maps.
Cornus brachyphylla (dogwood) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Paeonia moutan (peony) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Street scene at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Abies concolor (white fir) at Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Actinidia polygama (silver vine), Professor Brooks' house, Amherst, Massachusetts.
Taxodium chinensis (cypress) at Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Spray of Spiraea thunbergii (Thunberg's meadowsweet).
Cupressus obtusa var. filifera (cypress) at H. H. Hunnewell's', Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Acer palmatum (polymorphum) (Japanese maple) at C. H. Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Echo Bridge on the Charles River, Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts.
Eremurus robustus (foxtail lily, desert candle) at H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
A spring river view with reflections.
Aqueduct over the Charles River at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Ampelopsis veitchii at C. H. Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
A shady street at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Fountain of Ceres featuring cascades, fountains, and statues at the Palace of Caserta, Italy.
Nelumbium luteum (American lotus) at West Peabody, Massachusetts.
Polyporus versicolor, root-rot fungus.
The potato borer.
The tussock moth (Orgyia leucostigma).
School building at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Lake at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
The Eliot Oak, Quercus alba (white oak), Natick, Massachusetts.
The Beaman Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Horse Chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Horse Chestnut in flower, Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Church Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
The Taylor Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
The Newbury Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Newbury, Massachusetts.
The Carter Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Whittemore Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Arlington, Massachusetts.
The Big Elmin foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Dexter Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Malden, Massachusetts.
The Big Elm without foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Hubbard Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), North Andover, Massachusetts.
The Clark Elm with foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lexington, Massachusetts.
The Westford Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Westford, Massachusetts.
The Clark Elm, bare, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lexington, Massachusetts.
The Rocky Nook Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Hingham, Massachusetts.
The Washington Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Cambridge, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Pratt Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Concord, Massachusetts.
Trunk of an elm tree, Ulmus americana (American elm).
Italian interior court garden.
Receiving tomb in a cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio.
A Chicago backyard.
Main Street, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
Advertising nuisance.
Public School No. 19 entrance, Rochester, New York.
Heliopsis pilcheriana (sunflower).
The Cunningham Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
"Lone Tree" elm, descendents form a grove around, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval hickory (probably Hicoria alba from bark) (shagbark hickory), Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval oaks and descendents, Quercus macrocarpa? (burr oak), Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval burr oaks, Quercus macroparpa, south of Science Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Aged burr oak and descendents, Quercus macrocarpa, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval burr oaks; Quercus macroparpa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Burr oak--an old settler; Quercus macrocarpa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, Burr oaks by Lake Okoboji, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, native burr oak, southeast of Science Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, Burr oak--on the border [Thomas H. MacBride].
A row of cottonwoods on the prairie [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus palustris (pine oak) [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus prinus, primeval chestnut oak, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Park Commission's model, New Washington, Washington, DC.
Park Commission's model, present Washington, Washington, DC.
Shanty and dump at Des Moines, Iowa.
Girls' Institute, dining hall in use, Port Sunlight, England.
Port Sunlight, England.
Interior decoration of church, corner with organ, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses in Port Sunlight, England.
House in Port Sunlight, England.
Port Sunlight, the village store.
Girls' Institute dining hall, empty, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses in Port Sunlight, England.
Plan drawing of Port Sunlight, England.
Old house in Port Sunlight, England.
Distant view of Port Sunlight, England.
Marching band in Port Sunlight, England.
Girls' Institute exterior, Port Sunlight, England.
Church and school, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses with snow, Port Sunlight, England.
Line art conception of Andreini's Paradise in the poem "L'Adamo" [Illustration from the 17th century].
Summer residence of the King of Denmark, Frederiksberg, near Copenhagen.
Door of grotto at the Gardens of Heidelberg, Germany.
Plan of grounds at Wanstead House, Essex, England.
The garden and maze at Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, England.
The Meadow Lawn at W. H. Moore's.
Vista at W. H. Moore's, the Esplanade.
W. H. Moore house.
W. H. Moore vegetable garden.
W. H. Moore house from the Esplanade.
Shirase no Niwa, Niigata, Japan [Plate XXXIX Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Daimyo's Garden at Kanagawa, Japan [Plate XXXIV Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Koraku En Garden, Okayama, Japan [Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Chinese cemetery near the Yellow River.
Cemetery, Vale of Tombs, near Lake See Hoo, China.
Garden and palace at Shy Kuigna, China.
Representation of Paradise, Martin's Bible illustration.
Rococo Gardens of Baron Hugel, Hietzing near Vienna, Austria.
Pliny's Thuscum or Tuscan Villa, now Frascati (Roman).
Villa Laurentina on the Tiber (Roman).
Seat of Madame Vilain Quatorze.
Royal Gardens of Rosenborg, near Copenhagen, Denmark.
Gardens of the Sultan, Constantinople.
Cassiobury, Lord Essex, Hertfordshire, England.
Garden of the Glyptothek (Bavarian), Munich, Germany.
Park at Monga, near Milan, Italy.
Park and gardens at Carlsruhe (Karlsruhe), Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.
Alton Towers, Staffordshire, England, seat of John, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury (plan).
Gardens of the Isola Bella in Lake Maggiore, Italy.
Park and gardens of Luxembourg (Austrian).
Plan of the palace gardens at Schwetzingen, Baden, Germany.
Plan of the Park of St. Ouen, France.
Plan of the palace and gardens at Het Loo, Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Dutch 17th century style.
Gardens at Longford Castle, Wiltshire, England.
View across the Pond Garden at Penshurst Place, Kent, England.
The Kingsley Acacia, Gleditsia triacanthos (honeylocust), Bernardston, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Batchelder Pine, North Reading, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Groome Willow, Dorchester, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Quercus alba (white oak) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
A Topsfield Hickory [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Bas relief in schoolroom [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Hall with pictures [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Fountain in square [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Lecture hall [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Michelangelo's statue of Lorenzo de Medici [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Drinking fountain [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
The Main Street, Ardington, England.
Thoresby House from the southeast, Nottinghamshire, England.
German forest map.
A spray of Rhododendron maximum (great laurel).
A rustic bridge over Cabin John Creek (Rock Creek Park Old Rustic Bridge?).
A pointed tiled roof that is characteristic of the town of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-14].
Juniperus virginiana (eastern redcedar) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Specimen tree of Hicoria alba [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Acer saccharum (maple) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Broad sugar maple? [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Ulmus americana (American elm) and farmhouse [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Elms and maples on roadside [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tower, water works, Scituate, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tower, water works, Scituate, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
School house [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
The art of poodle clipping (for contrast with topiary work).
J. M. Hull, Hamilton, Ontario, 295 Hannah St. west, backyard 25x60, work all done after 6 o'clock, all plants hardy and grown from seed by the owner, 3 yrs. old.
New High School, view from music stand across site showing large maple, Naugatuck, Connecticut.
Seneca Park, Rochester, New York.
Approach to Worcester, Massachusetts.
Dolobran road before treatment, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Dolobran road after treatment, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Dasylirion wheeleri (?) (common sotol) Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Transformation of old stage road to water course. Note rounded form of shrubs due to spacing; Bigelovia hartwegi prominent. Tucson plains, Arizona [Neg. of C. E. Preston].
Railroad grounds with spotty planting, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In poor crowded downtown district. Rear yard entirely paved with brick. (Sarah Blumberg, St. Louis Garden Center).
Cereus giganteus (giant cactus) (40 ft.), Tucson Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Along the Santa Cruz River, three successive levels with encroaching willows and cottonwoods. Ordinary condition, underground flow, Tucson, Arizona.
An "arroyo" or dry water course in desert near Tucson, Arizona. Fringe of Acacia constricta (Cat's claw) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Natural gullying on mesa near Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
A mountain stream, worn rocks, etc. April 1901 in Sabio Caon, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Line of low herbage denotes a "wash," Opuntia fulgida (Cholla cactus) is prominent, and spring cover of plantage in Tucson plains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Mesa near Tucson, Arizona, Tucson Mountains faintly outlined in the distance [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Birds'-eye view of Tucson, Arizona from Tucson Mountains, river bottoms in foreground [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Drinking fountain, Walpole, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Opuntia fulgida (Cholla cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Looking down Sabio Caon, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona, Fouquieria splendens (Ocotillo) in foreground [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Opuntia arbuscula monosperma (pencil cholla), near Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Tucson plains Arizona, Opuntia spinosior (walkingstick cactus) prominent, spring annuals [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Il Laghetto nel Giardino (Garden Pond) at Villa Tasca in Palermo, Italy.
Gardens of Isola Bella in Lake Maggiore, Italy.
The fountain and grounds at "Baron Hills" Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales.
Villa Medici at Castello (Villa Reale), Florence, Italy.
School garden.
Santa Catalina foothills, rounded character, from bed of Rillito, Arizona. Shrubs in middle distance are Arrowwood. Hymenoclea monogyra [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Church entrance [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Drinking fountain in square [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Larrea mexicana (creosote bush) on the Tucson plains, Arizona.
Transformation of old road in desert to water course. Note gullying and mesquite roots, Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Near side view of lodge of J. Hobart Moore [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Coachmen's cottage of J. Hobart Moore.
Herbaceous planting at the base of the lodge of J. Hobart Moore, after 1 year.
Garden of Boboli, Florence, Italy.
Villa Lante gardens in Bagnaia (Northern Lazio), Italy.
River through foliage in Genesee Park, Rochester, New York.
A view in Kensington Gardens, London, England.
Hyde Park, London, England.
School of Horticulture garden, Hartford, Connecticut.
Philadelphia Vacant Lot Cultivation Association, covering for winter protection.
Station on the Boston and Albany railroad from the southwest in winter, Auburndale, Massachusetts.
Bad example of riverbank.
View of Munich with the river Isar in the fore and middle ground, Germany.
Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France.
A pleasant street.
At Willow Farm.
Veteran white pines with a natural grassy ground cover in Olmsted Park, Massachusetts.
Kew Gardens view.
Tree gratings and protectors, II.
Opuntia engelmannii (cactus) prominent in Tucson plains, Santa Catalina Mountains in distance, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Deserted farmhouse.
Midsummer foliage in Gordon Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
Prunus greyii (plum).
Aquatic gardening.
Courtyard.
Gardens, Port Sunlight, England.
Minnehaha Falls, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A village homestead [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tombstones (Francis Minot Weld, Elizabeth Rodman, and Francis Minot Weld Jr.), Boston, Massachusetts?.
Stepping stone walk between house and shrub planting, J. H. McCormick's.
German forest scene [reproduction of spruce in German forest].
German forest, reproduction [reproduction of hardwoods--German forest].
St. Blasien, Germany.
German forest, seats.
Scene in a German forest.
Scene in German forest [hardwoods].
Scene in German forest [spruce under hardwoods].
Seats in German forest.
Seat on path in German forest.
In a German forest [resting by the way].
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine).
Quercus alba (White oaks), North Reading, Massachusetts.
Sassafras officinale, Readville, Massachusetts.
Pickerel Rock, Spot Park, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Improved woods road, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Ravine road, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Winchester Reservoir, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Stony Brook Reservation, looking toward the Blue Hills, Massachusetts.
Hoosicwhisick Pond and Great Blue Hill, Massachusetts.
Opuntia versicolor (staghorn cholla), Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Opuntia spinosior (walkingstick cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Echinocactus wislizenii (candy barrel cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Plan for improvement of riverbank, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Plan for improvement of Market Square, Harrisburg and vicinity, Pennsylvania.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1121, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1123, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1125, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
J. W. Manning's house after planting.
In poor downtown district. Plants grown on soil placed above brick pavement in rear yard, soil held against wall by board. (Celia Hilger, St. Louis Garden Contest).
Harbor view, Dresden, Germany.
View of Munich from the Maximilianeum, across the Isar, Germany.
Map for improvement of Cincinnati, Ohio.
11 mile radius map about Boston, Massachusetts [plan showing location of parks, etc.].
Capitol at Washington: side view, Washington, DC.
From painting by Claude Lorraine [landscape view].
From painting by Salvator Rosa [landscape view].
Gardens at Villa Lante, Bagnaia, Italy.
Pond view, Kew Gardens.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of no. 218.LS.1144, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
School garden.
Sketch for improvement of no. 218.LS.1146, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Boys thinning and transplanting lettuce in the school garden.
Vacant Lot Gardens #2, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Vacant Lot Gardens #3, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Comparison of park areas of Paris, London, Boston (1893), Boston (1902), Philadelphia.
Plan of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and vicinity.
Plan of Buffalo, New York.
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles Brown place, Reading, Massachusetts.
Maples in front of George Shackford's house, planted about 8 yr. before photograph, Reading, Massachusetts.
High school building, Reading, Massachusetts.
View from Ash Street looking toward Reading from George Shackford's house, Massachusetts.
Reading High School, sketch for improvements, Massachusetts.
The long avenue, Windsor.
Roberts House, Reading, Massachusetts.
Roberts House sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Prescott House, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Frost house sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Haven Street Extension, Reading, Massachusetts.
A newly made parkway, Middlesex Fells Parkway near Wellington, Massachusetts.
Frost house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Haven Street Extension, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Hyde house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Entrance of parkway from Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway and Longwood Station, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
On the Parkway.
Bad square near Reading Station showing real estate office of George T. Eames, Reading Massachusetts.
Near Reading Station, Massachusetts.
View from opposite the Reading Station showing real estate office of George T. Eames, Lunch Room, and an advertisement for Moxie beverage, Reading, Massachusetts.
Channel House, Reading, Massachusetts.
Spotty planting on the Palmer estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Front yard of the Palmer estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Warren Eaton place, Reading, Massachusetts.
Reverend Davies place showing bare banks, Reading, Massachusetts.
Palmer estate side lawn, Reading, Massachusetts.
Charles Loring's new house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Charles Loring's old house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Parker place, Reading, Massachusetts.
J. B. Lewis estate , Reading, Massachusetts.
Hyde house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Harley Prentiss house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Willard Bailey house, Reading.
Willard Bailey house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
King Littlefield house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Hutchinson Elm, Reading, Massachusetts.
King Littlefield house, example of bad architecture, Reading, Massachusetts.
Lynnfield Elm.
Whittier School Garden, Hampton, Virginia.
Clematis paniculata (sweet autumn clematis) at J. Woodward Manning's house.
Green Street Greenwood Cottages, Reading, Massachusetts.
Rear of Black's Block, Reading, Massachusetts.
Rear of Black's Block, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
An approach drive to Muskau Park , Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Tomb of Prinz (Prince) Pkler in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Albrecht Durer's house, Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Mirabell steps in Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Vase with reliefs and lawn in moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Promenade in the moat park (Wallenlagen), with Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) in foreground, much used in this park [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Street fountain and seats, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
"Bavaria" bronze 62 feet high, designed by Negus Schwanthaler with hall of fame (Ruhmeshalle) designed by Klenze (1853 A.D.) in the background, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
White marble exedra by Klenze in the Englischer Garten, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. "A beautiful thing in itself, but dropped in the woods as if from heaven, with no relation to anything near it." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Private house in the Koenig platz (palace), Munich, Bavaria, Germany. "An excellent example of a good piece of modern Munich work." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Liebig Monument, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A stone well, Rothenburg, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Mirabell steps in Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Entrance to a caf, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany. "The subtropical effect produced by the extensive use of the plant seen in the foreground does not seem to 'go' with the northern vegetation.".
A main approach to the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland.
Bronze of youth and horse, pedestal of white marble, with rhododendrons in the background and poor base bedding in Moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany.
Moat surrounding the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Grave of an unknown, Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Steps in Botanic Garden, Hamburg, Germany. "A beautifully designed, executed and planted flight of steps." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In Tyrol near Gastein, Austria. Falls of the Ache [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In Tyrol near Gastein, Austria. a wayside chapel [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Outside the walls, Rothenburg, Germany. "The fields of the peasants come up to the foot of the walls." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Approach and forecourt to the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Outside the walls, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
The Propylaea (designed by Kleuse in 1862) at the west side of Koenigsplatz, Munich, Germany. "A magnificent gateway terminating the Koenigsplatz." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Back of the new theatre, taken from the Schwanenteich, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Crucifix in cemetery by Johann Halbig, Munich, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Near Jacobskirche, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
[Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Rear view of the Monopteros (designed by Leo von Klenze) in the Englischer Garten, Munich Germany. "Poorly situated on an artificial mound." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Distant view of the Monopteros (designed by Leo von Klenze) in the Englischer Garten, Munich Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Botanic Garden, circular seat, Hamburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Portion of the old Rathaus (restored), Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Botanic Garden, circular seat, Hamburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Old brick wall in Goerlitz, Schlesien, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In an old garden, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In the Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Remarkable tree grouping and beautiful lawn in the Japanese Palace Gardens, Dresden, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Riverbank treatment in outskirts, Munich, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A beautiful lawn in the Gross Garten, Dresden, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Rothenburg, Hofbrunn Gasse, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A view from the tower of the Rathaus (town hall), Rothenburg, Bavaria, Germany. "In its wealth of architectural beauties and in its abundance of mediaeval streets, Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber is unapproached by any other town in Germany." (Baedeker) [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
"Innere Spitalthor" (left) and "Spitalthor" (right), Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Gastein, Tyrol, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Map of Puerto Rico.
Road to Depot, Richmond, [Virginia?], miners' houses.
School garden work (planting), Puerto Rico.
Plan of San Juan, Puerto Rico, showing buildings belonging to the Quartermaster's Department, U.S. Army, on June 30, 1898.
School garden work, boys at work, Puerto Rico.
School garden work, Musa sapientum (banana plants), Puerto Rico.
Drawing of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
School garden work, specimen plant (cotton?), Puerto Rico.
Billiard room in men's club, Port Sunlight, England.
Interior of chapel, Port Sunlight, England.
View of Richmond Park from Park Avenue over the Thames, Richmond, England.
Port Sunlight in its original condition, England.
Plan of the World Exposition grounds, Paris, France, 1900.
The Basins and Grand Canal, Versailles, France.
The McAuley Plan for a boulevard to Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Boulevard plan (proposed Park Road) by Art Federation of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) [House and Garden].
Boulevard plan, Art Federation of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania).
Councilman Huey's plan for the boulevard to Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [House and Garden].
Avenue de Bois de Boulogne viewed toward Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France.
View toward the Palace of Versailles from Grande Basin, Versailles, France.
View from Devil's Island, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Mill wasteways at Niagara Falls, Niagara, New York.
The river bank at St. Paul, Minnesota.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, South Parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?], 6 August [1901?] ].
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, Wetzel's Swamp parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-30-, September 1901].
View from the back of the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
A school garden on the Hawaiian Islands.
School gardens near Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.
View toward the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, Paxton Creek Parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?] ].
View of Mississippi River, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Public building grouping plan recommended by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, January 2nd, 1900, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rapid Transit Plan, Chicago, Illinois.
Approach to Hampton Court, England [identical to lantern slide # 1338].
The Long Walk, Windsor Castle, England.
Harbor entrance of the city of Bordeaux, France. Treatment by pylons.
Approach to Hampton Court, England [identical to lantern slide # 1335].
20th Century Washington DC, the New Mall drawing.
20th Century Washington DC, drawing of the Washington Monument from the East.
Metropolitan Park scheme for St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
English Ivy on a building in Washington, DC.
Original Harrisburg, Pennsylvania park scheme [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-30-33, September 1901].
Window box decoration on the front of Frank A. Rieker Star Brewery, Lancaster, Pennsylvania (late 1800's).
Vine covered fire station at Chicago, Illinois.
A vacant lot at St. Paul, Minnesota.
Vine covered wall at Haverford, Pennsylvania.
St. Paul, Minnesota, from Devil's Island.
St. Paul, Minnesota park system plan ("present 1903 park system").
Cutting willows on Devil's Island, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Bird's-eye view of Middlesex Fells, Boston, Massachusetts.
Bird's-eye view of Middlesex Fells, west park system, Boston, Massachusetts.
Advertising on side of building for Henderson's White Pills at Baltimore, Maryland.
School garden near Smithsonian Institution grounds, Washington, DC.
Sketch for evaluation of scheme: use of old State House columns, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?], 29 October 1903].
Plan of State House column scheme, Harrisburg Parks Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-93-4, 27 October 1903].
Reservoir Park plan, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, use of old State House columns: detail about base of column [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-44, 29 October 1903].
State Capitol improvement scheme: Smith Street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
State Capitol improvement scheme: Capitol end, St. Paul, Minnesota, [Manning Brothers plan no. 567-[?] ].
Reservoir Park extension, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[46?], October 1903].
The shelter of the Elevated Railroad Company at Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Beacon Street and shelter at Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Beacon Street from Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Brookline and Allston from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Aspinwall Hill and Beaconsfield Terrace from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Corey Hill from Gardner Road, Aspinwall Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Aspinwall Hill from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts (low view).
Aspinwall Hill from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue from Corey Hill (North), Brookline, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue from Corey Hill (Northwest), Brookline, Massachusetts.
Map of Philadelphia and environs.
Map of Chicago and environs showing water works system, parks, boulevards, public buildings, and railroads.
Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California.
City of Mexico, plan of Plaza de la Reforma.
Reservoir Station winter effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Reservoir Station summer effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Map of Chicago and environs showing rapid transit lines.
Reservoir Station summer effect (easterly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Railroad station, Dalton, Massachusetts.
Railroad station in winter, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Railroad station in winter, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, summer effect, Wellesley Farms, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, winter effect, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, summer effect, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts.
Longwood Station, Boston and Albany Railroad in winter, Brookline, Massachusetts.
View near railroad station, Chautauqua, New York,.
Windsor Castle from Home Park.
Berlin University.
Edinburgh Castle and National Gallery, Scotland.
Edinburgh University quadrangle, Scotland.
Torquay, general view of park.
Elizabeth Bridge and St. Charles Church, Vienna, Austria.
Durham Cathedral and Castle, Durham, England.
Front view of Durham Cathedral, Durham, England.
Oxford, England.
University of Minnesota, improvement scheme [Manning Brothers plan no. 414-9].
University of Minnesota, present condition [Manning Brothers plan no. 414-4].
Minneapolis Park System, Lake Harriet Pavilion, Minnesota [Manning plan no. 554-?].
City End, newspaper plan, Harrisburg Park System, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-99, 25 November 1903].
View toward the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Map of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
East Side Park Plan, Minneapolis Park System, Minnesota [Manning Brothers plan no. 259-8].
Edge of river bank, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Rail Road Bridge, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Lecture Hall, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Armory, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A school, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
An avenue, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Front view of Armory, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Trees in the campus, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Memorial, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A view across Parade, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The river bank, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Power House, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Railroad bank north of station yard, Providence, Rhode Island.
Bird's eye view of Exchange Place, Providence, Rhode Island.
View across the green, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Planting along the terrace, Washington, DC.
Dome from Botanic Garden, Washington, DC.
Branch, school garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Branch, school garden, university settlement, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Branch, school garden, university settlement, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Railroad station at left, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Wooded farm after cyclone.
Wooded farm after cyclone.
Front elevation Administration Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Front elevation Transportation Building , Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Side elevation Transportation Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Plan, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Bird's eye view, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Front elevation Army and Navy Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC.
Children's playground, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California.
Giant's Causeway, Ireland.
View of the beach from the iron pier, Cape May, New Jersey.
Colored slide showing open space next to houses with mountains and the sun setting.
Colored slide showing house and yard, towmen in foreground.
Colored slide showing cottages and group of people.
Gateway and Pike's Peak, Colorado.
West Point from Battery and pontoons on the Hudson, New York.
Orange grove, California.
Yosemite Falls, Yosemite National Park, California.
Coconut grove at home of Kainlani, Hawaii.
The Prado from the Indian Stating, Havana, Cuba.
El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California.
The flag of the free waves our Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands.
Mt. Wilson and Pasadena, California.
The Minarets, New York.
Proposed treatment sketch of coal and wood yard district (before), Canandaigua, New York.
Proposed treatment sketch the view of the coal and wood yard district (after) Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of Main Street looking southeast from Ontario Street, proposed treatment, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of private boat houses at the end of Main Street, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of private boat houses at the end of Main Street, proposed treatment, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of coal and wood yard district near Main Street, proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of Main Street looking northwest from Ontario Street to business district, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view from Main Street to coal and wood yard district, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view from Main Street to coal and wood yard district proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of coal and wood yard district near Main Street, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of coal and wood yard district near Main Street proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
View from across the lagoon and wooded island from Transportation Building, World's Fair.
Eskimo Kayakers at the World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
California State Building facade, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Maryland State Building, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Louisiana State Building, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Street Scene in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Street Scene in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendrons in North Carolina.
Interior court or courtyard.
Rail tracks in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Walk in a park.
Terrace houses.
Interior court or courtyard.
Factory or mill along river in Flint, Michigan.
Unimproved factory grounds in Flint, Michigan.
Factory or mill along river in Flint, Michigan.
Factories and other buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Factories and other buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Houses along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of houses along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of river and surrounding buildings in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of river and surrounding buildings in Flint, Michigan.
Map of Hopedale, Massachusetts.
Map of Munising, Michigan.
Artistic rendering of Billerica Centre in the early days, Massachusetts.
Harriet Roger's beech tree in winter.
Map of Menominee, Wisconsin.
Harriet Roger's beech tree in summer.
Tenement districts with playground areas being constructed, Chicago, Illinois.
Method of disposing of fill used in farming lake frontage area, Lincoln Park, Chicago.
Jasper Street with hospital, Methodist church, employee club house, Gwinn, Michigan.
Tamarack Street with Finnish Lutheran Church as its terminus, Gwinn, Michigan.
Public school, playground and running track in the foreground, Gwinn, Michigan.
Churches from Boulder Street, Gwinn, Michigan.
Plan of grade of Centre, Park and Somerset Streets, Bangor, Maine.
Plan of site for Public Library and Civic Center, Bangor, Maine.
Old Post Office from State Street looking north, Bangor, Maine.
Looking northwest across State Street and burned district to west, Bangor, Maine.
Plan of existing conditions of the lot for the Public Library, Bangor, Maine.
Looking easterly up State Street from edge of Kenduskeag, Bangor, Maine.
From State Street bridge north, Post Office extreme left, Bangor, Maine.
Looking north up French Street from burned First Parish Church site, Bangor, Maine.
East from Kenduskeag between Franklin and Central Street, Bangor, Maine.
Northerly on Exchange Street during fire, Bangor, Maine.
Central Church on French Street, Bangor, Maine.
From library site, across school grounds to City Hall, Bangor, Maine.
From library site to inlook point on Court Street, Bangor, Maine.
Government Building from the Main Street, Bangor, Maine.
Anderson Street bridge from river back of school house, Bangor, Maine.
From Anderson Street bridge, tree covered bluffs on left, Bangor, Maine.
View from library site toward City Hall Tower, Bangor, Maine.
Proposed lines of channel and layout of adjacent area, Tiffin, Ohio.
Sandusky River improvement, Tiffin, Ohio.
Survey about Dort School, Flint, Michigan.
Final study for Dort School grounds and playground, Flint, Michigan.
Suggestion for proposed bridge across narrows, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Townsite, Gwinn, Michigan.
Final plan for development, Goodyear Heights, Akron, Ohio.
View of suggested improvements of Kenduskeag Basin, Bangor, Maine.
Plan for arrangement of Philips Playground, Swampscott, Massachusetts.
Fordway Bridge.
Fordway Bridge.
Fordway Bridge.
Railway, Lights and Power Company, study for arrangement, Birmingham, Alabama.
Mayfield Country Club, existing conditions and study for arrangement, Cleveland, Ohio.
Map of thickly settled areas of the North Shore region, Chicago, Illinois.
Coal, Iron, and Railway Company employee's homes, Alabama and Tennessee [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 237].
Coal, Iron, and Railway Company employee's homes, Alabama and Tennessee [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 236].
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, employees' homes, Woodlawn, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 228].
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, employees' home occupied by engineer, Woodlawn, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 226].
Lackawanna Steel Company, employees' homes, Lackawanna City near Buffalo, New York [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 244].
Brier Hill Steel Company, employees' homes, Youngstown, Ohio [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 229].
Lackawanna Steel Company, employees' homes, Lackawanna City near Buffalo, New York [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 245].
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, employees' homes, Gary, Indiana [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 232].
United Engineering and Foundry Company, employees' homes, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 269].
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company, employees' homes, Gwinn, Michigan [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 250].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, general view showing miners' houses, Hielwood, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 266].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, boarding house for single men, Felton, Cuba [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 267].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, foremen's and laborers' cottages, Felton, Cuba [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 268].
Company houses rented to employees, Almelk Mines and Osceola Mines.
Company houses rented to employees, Osceola Mines and Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #8: "The following plan indicates Billerica's highest hills, streams, localities and roads before 1900.".
Log houses rented to employees, Almelk Mine.
Cottage schematics for Mr. Arnold Mitchell (1913) and Mr. F. W. Troup (1906).
Milltown houses, southwestern Virginia.
Company houses rented to employees, Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Log houses, Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Milltown houses, southwestern Virginia.
Mud cottages at Naseby, England.
Map of hills, stream, localities and roads of the 1800 period, Billerica, Massachusetts.
Words that accompany Forest map, Billerica, Massachusetts (see 218.LS.1760 for accompanying map).
A plan for the Improvement of a Mill Village, Billerica, Massachusetts.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #1: "The Billerica Improvement Association extends greetings to all.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #2: "Before and After Pictures.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #4" "A view over Billerica Common in the early days. You know how trees planted since then by citizens as memorials, and for their beauty, have improved its appearance.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #5: "On the following plan red indicates the woodlands of 1853; red and grey woodlands of today.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #3: "The Harriet B. Rogers' Beech in summer and winter. This tree has been deeded to our Improvement Association to stand a permanent memorial.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #6: "On the following Billerica plan black areas represent wet ground; spots indicate frequency of ledges and boulders.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #3: "The Harriet B. Rogers' Beech in summer and winter. This tree has been deeded to our Improvement Association to stand a permanent memorial."
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #9: "Each dotted line represents a shore line that water would make if raised 20 feet at a time from the Concord River's hundred foot level to 320 feet on Gilson Hill top. Lines near together indicate steep land; lines far apart indicate flat land.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #10: "The 60 miles of roads in the towns 16000 acres before 1900 cost $92. per mile per year to maintain. Now 50 miles of additional new roads are required for 19 new subdivisions. They include 10,000 lots, of which 8000 are only 25 x 100 ft.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #11: "The inexpensive woodland roads and trails that the people most enjoy. We want a system of public waterside and wildwood reservations with such roads and trails.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #12: "Salem Road before and after the lumberman had illegally cut the roadside trees that belonged to our townspeople. It is the tree warden's duty to protect such roadside growth.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #13: "The three following slides show how a plain, bare house can be draped by vines and surrounded by flowering plants at an original cost that need not exceed $100.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #14: "The two following slides show how unsightly buildings can be screened in ten years by a planting of trees at an original cost of $50.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #15: "Home ground surveys and plans made by 7th and 8th grade children as a substitute for free hand drawing. Why should not Billerica children undertake this work?".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #16: Schoolgirl's plan.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #17: "Why should not our children be educated through school gardening to successful farming: This is being done by European countries and many of our states.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #18: "We want you all to sign blanks for membership and leave them with the secretary's assistants at the door.".
Owner's plan of property (Charles Burt), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Owner's plan of property (George Kellew), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Owner's plan of property (John Seaboy), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) moth (from W. C. O'Kane).
Lepidosaphes Ulmi (Apple mussel scale or oystershell scale).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) eggs (from W. C. O'Kane).
Chionaspis Furfura (Harris's Bark-Louse or Scurfy Bark Louse or Scurfy Scale) (from W. C. O'Kane).
Aspidiotus Perniciosus (San Jose scale) (from W. C. O'Kane).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) communal tent (from W. C. O'Kane).
West State Street, winter scene, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Maine State Capitol, Augusta, Maine [from postcard].
New York State Capitol, Albany, New York [from postcard].
Looking out to the bay from St. Mark's, Venice, Italy.
Budapest, Hungary.
Pennsylvania's old capitol "Red Capitol," Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy.
Watershed map of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania map of population distribution.
Penobscot and Kennebec Rivers--map showing drainage basins.
Susquehanna River map showing drainage basin.
Michigan Peninsula map showing principal streams and drainage basins.
St. Croix River map showing drainage basin.
New York State map showing freight rates from New York City to various cities.
West State Street showing entrance to State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Huron River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Thunder Bay River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Muskegon River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Grand River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Kalamazoo River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
St. Joseph River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Androscoggin, Presumpscot and Saco Rivers map showing drainage basins, New Hampshire and Maine.
Southern Appalachian Region, modeled by Edwin E. Howell.
Potomac River map showing drainage basin.
New England map showing drainage basins.
Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, greylock portion of model.
Pennsylvania Relief Map, May 1915--photo of.
Map of main highways, steam railroads and public areas, Dedham, Massachusetts.
West State Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Legends to accompany Holyoke model, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Legends to accompany Holyoke model, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River and railroad tracks, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River , Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River , Holyoke, Massachusetts.
North Dakota State Capitol, Bismarck, North Dakota [from postcard].
Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard card].
Rhode Island State Capitol, Providence, Rhode Island [from postcard].
Maryland State House, Annapolis, Maryland [from postcard].
Ohio State Capitol, Columbus, Ohio [from postcard].
South Dakota State Capitol, Pierre, South Dakota [from postcard].
Telephoto view, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Louisiana State Capitol, Baton Rouge, Louisiana [from postcard].
Montana State Capitol, Helena, Montana [from postcard].
State Street showing the Pennsylvania State Capitol from a distance, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Massachusetts State House and Hooker Monument, Boston, Massachusetts [from postcard].
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Station and Capitol, Providence, Rhode Island [from postcard].
Idaho State Capitol, Boise, Idaho [from postcard].
Piccadilly, Manchester, England.
Treatment of city square, Berlin, Germany.
Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Missouri [from postcard].
Virginia State Capitol, Richmond, Virginia [from postcard].
Trenton, New Jersey--State House from river [from postcard].
Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah [from postcard].
Tennessee State Capitol, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dome of capitol from Botanical Gardens, Washington, DC [from postcard].
Alabama Waterways Map, taken from Birmingham Ledger, Birmingham, Alabama.
Front view of the Capitol, Washington, DC [from Christian Science Monitor].
Altamont Highway, Mountain Boulevard, Birmingham, Alabama.
Labourdonnais Square, Port Louis, Mauritius [from Christian Science Monitor].
Main Hall of the Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania.
Grand Canal, Versailles, France.
Mitchell Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Photo of the European Linden (Tilia europaea?), Dover, Massachusetts.
Photo of the European Linden (Tilia europaea?), Dover, Massachusetts.
Hudson-Mohawk Trail and its complementary connection through Canada to Chicago.
Gateway with dwelling in background.
Tall shrubs above retaining wall, bordering a stairway.
Dwelling and trees.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris).
Planting Plan for Dr. W. Wesselhoeft, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris).
Drawing of grounds.
Flowers.
Iris border in Mr. Greenwood Pim's garden.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris); Iris Orientalis (Yellowband Iris).
Iris Variegata (Hungarian Iris) Sampson.
Cathedral with lake and trees.
Cityscape with tall buildings along a street.
Iris.
Group of Spring Iris: 1. Iris Histrio (George), 2. I. Rosenbachiana (Regel), 3. I. Persica (Persian), 4. I. Kolpakowski.
Waterfront.
Garden.
Palm trees.
Iris Korolkowi Oncocylus.
Marica Northiana (North's False Flag or Apostle Plant).
Iris Gatesii (German Iris).
Field of Iris: Iris Laevigata--syn., Kaempferi (Rabbit-Ear Iris) in Japan.
Iris Douglassiana (Douglas Iris) and Iris Tictorum (or Tectorum) (Japanese Root Iris, Roof Iris, Wall Iris).
Iris Latifolia (English Iris).
Iris Pumilla (Dwarf Iris).
Iris Florentina (Florentine Iris).
Driveways lined with manicured shrubs and trees.
English Ivy, Leon Tolstor.
Irises.
Irises.
Tall shrubs and trees above retaining wall, bordering a stairway.
Irises.
Grounds of a mansion.
Pillars of house and yard with trees and shrubs.
Flower bed and yard.
Field of irises.
Shrubbery.
Yard with shrubs.
Driveway lined with plants.
Circular drive.
Palm trees lining a road.
Plants by a house.
Amelanchier Canadensis (Shadbush).
Iris foetidissima (Stinking Iris, Gladwin Iris).
Iris.
Iris Flovescens (or Flavescens) (Tall Bearded Iris).
Iris.
Iris.
Iris Laevigata (Rabbit-Ear Iris).
Iris Cristata (Dwarf Crested Iris).
Beluncanda Chinensis (or Belamcanda Chinensis) (Blackberry Lily).
Iris Regalis Cyclus, Psyche Charon Iphegina (Iphigina).
Iris F Albida Dalmatica.
Iris Chamaeris.
Iris Paradoxa Parsamb.
Iris Ochroleuca (Seashore Iris), Iris Monspur.
Iris Otropusca (oncocyclus).
Clump of Iris.
Plant.
Planting plan for F. A. Perkins Esa, Melrose, Massachusetts.
Waterfall with ferns, etc.
Pond with bridge and plants.
Vines growing up a house.
Iris.
Planting at bay window, J. Woodward Manning estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris), Iris Orientalis (Yellowband Iris).
National Park road lined with trees and cars.
Borough of State College, Pennsylvania.
City planning, road map of the state of Georgia, showing principal thoroughfares from Athens.
Athens city planning, main highways and trading areas about the city, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to present use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, study for traffic ways parkways, and recreation areas, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation parkways, trails, recreation areas topography, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation parkways, trails, recreation areas to buildings, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to buildings, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to topography, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of present to proposed use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, sewer and water lines, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of existing buildings to proposed use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, building map, Georgia.
Athens city planning, topographic map, Georgia.
Athens city planning, proposed use district maps, Georgia.
Athens city planning, present use districts, Georgia.
Blarney Castle, Ireland.
Lake in Killarney, Ireland.
Giant's Causeway, Ireland.
Stirling Castle, Scotland.
Tower of London, England.
Westminster Abbey, London, England.
Houses of Parliament, London, England.
Trafalgar Square, London, England.
Windsor Castle, England.
Panoramic view of Paris, France.
Place De La Concorde, Paris, France.
Battlefield of Waterloo, Belgium.
Bingen, Germany.
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rheinstein Castle, Germany.
Stockholm, Sweden.
Berlin, Germany.
Moscow, Russia.
House of Peter the Great, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Vienna, Austria.
Chillon, Switzerland.
Cathedral, Milan, Italy.
Venice, Italy.
The Grand Canal, Venice, Italy.
Florence, Italy.
Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy.
The Forum, Rome, Italy.
The Colosseum, Rome, Italy.
St. Peter's, Rome, Italy.
St. Peter's interior, Rome, Italy.
Statue of Moses by Michelangelo.
House of the Bonapartes.
Bay of Naples, Italy.
Algeria public square.
Athens, Greece.
St. Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey (formerly Constantinople ).
Nazareth, Israel.
Jerusalem, Israel.
Three Sisters and El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California.
Big tunnel tree, Wawona, California.
Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Aerial view of Omaha, Nebraska.
Street scene in Chicago, Illinois.
Aerial view of St. Louis, Missouri.
Niagara Falls, New York.
Aerial view of New York City, with the Brooklyn Bridge in the background.
U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.
Bethlehem, Palestine.
White House in Washington, DC.
Gethsemane, Israel.
Cairo, Egypt--donkey.
Alexandria, Egypt.
Suez Canal.
Pyramids, Egypt.
The Golden Temple, Amritsar, India.
Fakir musician and sorcerer.
People affected by a famine in India.
The Memorial Statue, Cawnpore, India.
Monkey hunted down in India.
Aerial view of Peking (Beijing), China.
Group of Chinese.
aerial view of Yeddo (Edo), Japan.
Street musicians in Japan.
Market scene in China.
Daibutsu "Great Buddha" at Kotoku-in Temple, Kamakura, Japan.
Senso-ji Temple, pagoda and Hozomon gate, Tokyo, Japan.
Aerial view of San Francisco, California.
The Cliff House and seal rocks of San Francisco, California.
California State Capitol, Sacramento, California.
Evergreen trees.
Foothill vegetation including Rhus microphylla (littleleaf sumac), Larrea Mexicana (Chaparral, Greasewood, Creosote bush), Santa Catalina foothills, Arizona.
Mansion from the back of large back yard.
Residence of Mr. A. A. Pope, Farmington, Connecticut.
Drive and wall of Mr. A. A. Pope, Farmington, Connecticut.
Tennis courts.
Sack races.
Maps of Baltimore, Maryland; New York City; Boston, Massachusetts; London, England; Paris, France.
Fireworks on the water.
Playground with children.
Playground.
Swimming school on lake.
Woman selling produce.
Women on a bench.
Baby stroller.
Ft. McHenry in background along horizon behind swimmers, Baltimore, Maryland,.
Woman and child on a bench in a park in Baltimore, Maryland.
Children on the beach at Patterson Lake, Baltimore, Maryland.
Pillars and shrubs.
Severn Teackle Wallis Statue, east end of Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland.
Cottage with trees and shrubs.
Lake with platform full of people.
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Cement repair of tree cavities.
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Tree lined street.
Road through forest.
Tree lined road.
Branch Brook Park. Southern Division. Site of subway after improvement.
Tree lined road, Sept. 9, 1909.
Swimmers.
Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy.
Wisteria Sinensis, Chinese Wisteria; Ampelopsis Veitchii, Boston Ivy; Aesculus hippocastanum, European Horse-Chestnut; American Elm; Dwarf Horse-Chestnut.
Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina.
Street lined with Elm trees.
Heathfield House, gardens.
Yard of house with shrubs and trees.
Latrobe Park, playground, Baltimore, Maryland.
Transplanting a tree.
Advertisement for tree moving.
Courtyard from street to house, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York no.10-5].
Dwarfed trees (Thuja obtusa) growing in jardiniers, Japanese.
Patterson Park, athletics, Baltimore, Maryland.
House on a hill.
Swimmers.
Lake with rocks and trees.
House with driveway lined with shrubs.
Tree lined road.
Countryside painting.
Branch Brook Park, Northern Division, Newark, New Jersey.
Branch Brook Park, Southern Division, after improvement, Newark, New Jersey.
Bridge over river.
Pond in a park.
City Park with a pond.
Country road along river.
John Eager Howard statue in Baltimore, Maryland.
Road through forest.
Playground with children.
City Springs, playground, Baltimore, Maryland.
Park with statues.
Sheep with shepherd.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1901
Side of electric tower, Venetian canal lighted at night, Pan American Exposition 1901.
Machinery and Transportation Buildings, south front, Pan American Exposition 1901.
Esplanade fountains from Electric Tower colonnade, Pan American Exposition 1901.
Stadium, bird's eye view, Pan American Exposition 1901.
Esplanade of the fountains from Horticultural Hall, Pan American Exposition 1901.
Court of fountains and triumphal causeway, Pan American Exposition 1901.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1902
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.
This image was published in County Life. Country Life, a British weekly magazine, was founded in 1897, and provided images and information on rural life in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years of its publication, the magazine has focused on country houses, architecture, and gardening and has also included advertisements for available property. The magazine is currently owned by IPC Media, a Time Warner subsidiary and still covers various aspects of rural life.

1903
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil and ink on tracing cloth; 22.5 x 25 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Ink on paper; 8.5 x 22 inches

1904
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Ink on tracing cloth; 17 x 24 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 6.5 x 12 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Colored pencil and pencil on tracing paper; 9 x 14 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Ink on tracing cloth; 15 x 20 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Colored pencil on paper; 6.5 x 9 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on graph paper; 18 x 22 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on graph paper; 8 x 10 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 11 x 14.5 inches
Washington State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Ground plan, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Machinery Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Map of U.S. showing original territory, annexation, and purchases, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Map, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Palace of Manufacturers, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Section of Educational Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Art Palace, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Horticulture Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Ground plan of The Pike, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Liberal Arts Education and Electricity Buildings, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Bird's eye view of exposition, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Hall of International Congresses, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Illinois State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Arkansas State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Entrance of Palace of Education, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
South entrance of Electricity Palace, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Central section of Varied Industries Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
West Virginia State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Palace of Electricity, completed, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Swinging colonnade of Varied Industries Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Mines and Metallurgy Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Temple of Fraternity, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Postal Art Palace, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Corner of Educational Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Liberal Arts Palace, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Transportation Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Press Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Illinois State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Section of Varied Industries Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Kansas Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Kansas Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Travelers Protective Association (T.P.A.) Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
East entrance of Varied Industries Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
German Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Electricity Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Detail of columns, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Mines and Metallurgy Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Indiana State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Cascades, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Kentucky State Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Mexican National Pavilion, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Administration Building, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Display sign, "Big things at the World's Fair 1904," St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Display sign, comparison of exposition buildings, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Display sign, comparison of exposition grounds, St. Louis Exposition 1904, Missouri.
Verayran Village, Philippine Reservation, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
New Jersey State Building, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Garden on Grand Avenue, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Opening day, Grand Plaza, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Grand Avenue, garden St. Louis, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Across the Grand Basin, Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904.
Grading Plan for Latrobe Park, Baltimore, Maryland [Olmsted Bros., 1904, plan 2408-17].

1905
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 11 x 12.5 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on graph paper; 10 x 22 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 10 x 13.5 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 8.5 x 17 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 15 x 21 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 13.5 x 14.5 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 15.5 x 17 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 14 x 14 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 15 x 21 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 10.5 x 12 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 11 x 15 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil and ink on graph paper; 9 x 20 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 14.5 x 23 inches

1906
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on paper; 3.5 x 7 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Pencil on tracing paper; 16.5 x 17 inches
Preliminary site plan for Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York, May 29, 1906. Blueprint. Dimensions: 30 x 53". Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 682
Block plan, study of lot "C," north lot east of railroad for Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York, November 30, 1906. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 15 x 15". Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 682
Sketches, inventory sheet showing planting plan for trees and shrubs along University Avenue, Ithaca, New York. Shows a creek, water course, rough turf and rubbish dump in old gravel pit along the avenue., June 1906. Pencil and ink on graph paper. Dimensions: 12 x 20". Scale 1 = 60'. Project number: 685
Map of Gwinn, Marquette County, Michigan, property of Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company, 1906. Ink on paper. Dimensions: 18 x 23 in. Scale: 1" = 200'. Project number: 715

1907
Site plan, study for house lots in Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York, September 24, 1907. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 28.5 x 42". Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 682
Block plan, study of lot "C," north lot east of railroad for Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York, November 30, 1906. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 15 x 15". Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 682
Site plan, plan for subdivision of a portion into lots and their arrangement located in Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York, December 6, 1907. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 28 x 40". Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 682
Topographic survey, suggested road extensions to include proposed bluff and glen reservations for Cayuga Lake of the New York Finger Lakes, Ithaca, New York, 1907. Prepared for R. H. Treman and J. T. Newman. Photocopy. Dimensions: 6 x 8". Scale: 1 = 1 mile. Project number: 685
Sketch map of East side of river, J. H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, April 6, 1907. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 9 x 10". Project number: 712
Exterior perspective, elevation of residence for the estate of J. H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, September 23, 1907. Colored pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 8.5 x 13". Project number: 712

1908
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Blackprint; 17 x 20 inches
Planting plan for J. T. Newman, Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, New York. April 1, 1908. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 15 x 21 Scale: 1 =50 . Project number: 682

1909
Tree lined road in Sept. 9, 1909.
Planting plan about house and carriage turn for J. H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, August 20, 1909. Watercolor on brownline print. Dimensions: 14.5 x 19". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 712
Planting plan, approach road south of house, J. H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, September 20, 1909. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 11 x 12". Project number: 712

1911
Site plan, preliminary study for arrangement for Stanley Field Estate, Lake Forest, Illinois, August 4, 1911. Colored pencil on blueprint. Dimensions: 28.5 x 37". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 898
Site plan, preliminary study for arrangement for Stanley Field Estate, Lake Forest, Illinois. The plan includes the location of the residence, vegetable garden, paddock and pasture areas, tennis court, proposed bunk house, and overlook. August 4, 1911. Pencil and ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 29 x 38". Scale 1 = 40'. Project number: 898

1912
Housing conditions in June 1912, Kansas City, Missouri.
Forest Map from Oct. 1912 Billerica, Massachusetts. Accompanying text "The North Billerica improvement plan of 1908, which will be followed by slides showing the growth of named shrub collection made at that time on the oval, and of the lilac hedges between the front and back yards of all houses." (see 218.LS.1761 for accompanying text).
General Plan, Fuller Park, South Park Commissioners, Chicago, Illinois 1912.
Site plan, showing location of Stanley Field residence as determined by Mr. Manning, December 3, 1911, and as staked on the ground December 5, 1911. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 19.5 x 27". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 898

1913
Houses in Hopedale, Massachusetts, November 1913.
Houses in Hopedale, Massachusetts, November 1913.
Pennsylvania's Forest Reserves, Jan 1, 1913.
General plan of planting for Stanley Field Estate, Lake Bluff, Illinois, January 1, 1913. The plan includes plantings around the residence, gardens, greenhouse, tennis court, paddock, and bluff area. A revised section of the entrance drive plantings, August 1, 1913, which was not carried out, is also shown. Ink and colored pencil on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 29.5 x 62.5". Scale 1 = 40'. Project number: 898
Landscaping, general plan of planting at A. A. Sprague residence, Lake Bluff, Illinois, 1913 (partial view, left side). Colored pencil and ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 31 x 68". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 898
Landscaping, general plan of planting at A. A. Sprague residence, Lake Bluff, Illinois, 1913 (partial view, right side). Colored pencil and ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 31 x 68". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 898
Site plan, showing existing conditions and proposed arrangement for a rose garden, Stanley Field Estate, Lake Bluff, Illinois, July 17, 1913. Pencil and ink on tracing paper. Dimensions: 26 x 29". Scale 1 = 10'. Project number: 898
Site plan, general map of property for the Megunticook Golf Club, Camden Maine, March 13, 1913. Ink and colored pencil on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 34 x 51 in.. Scale: 1"= 60'. Project number: 980

1914
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Blackline print; 18 x 23 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Blueprint; 42.5 x 34.5 inches
Street map, study for Cayuga Inlet improvement, Ithaca, New York, June 25, 1914. Pencil on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 17 x 28". Scale: 1"= 600'. Project number: 685
Sketch of railroad shipping yards along Cayuga Lake, Ithaca, New York, August 13, 1914. Blueprint. Dimensions: 9.5 x 17 ". Project number: 685
Sketch of railroad and shipping yards along Cayuga Lake, Ithaca, New York, August 13, 1914. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 ". Project number: 685
Sketch of railroad and shipping yards along Cayuga Lake, Ithaca, New York, August 13, 1914. Blueprint. Dimensions: 11 x 17 ". Project number: 685
Sketch map, Billerica Garden Suburb, North Billerica, Massachusetts, July 29, 1914. Arthur C. Comey, City Planner. Warren H. Manning, Landscape Designer Advisory. Blackline print. Dimensions: 18 x 23 in.. Project number: 1048

1915
Model of existing conditions, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
First study for economic plan, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
New England Hotel Tours, showing zones, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Maps showing Massachusetts state highways, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915.
Massachusetts library map, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915.
Soil map, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
A model farm, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Legend and painting of prairie-like and lake region, for an exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Legend and painting of Drumlin hills and lakes for an exhibit a the Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Legend and painting of an actual stream valley topographic unit in Billerica for an exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Legend and painting of Williamstown and Mt. Greylock, California for an exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Photos of prairie-like and lake regions of Massachusetts, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915.
Mounted photos of hill regions of Massachusetts, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915.
Photos of forest, shore and lake from Jesse W. Potter, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
"Young Man come East to Massachusetts Because," Panama Pacific Exposition 1915.
Map showing drainage basin of the Mississippi River, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Typewritten title on model, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Title on cast, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Typewritten list of credits for assistance, Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, Massachusetts.
Sketch of the Texas State Capitol, plan 1100-1, March 1915, Austin, Texas.
Sketch of Massachusetts State Capitol, plan 1100-1, March 1915, Boston, Massachusetts.
Sketch of New York State Capitol, plan 1100-2, March 1915, Albany, New York.
Sketch of Virginia State Capitol, plan 1100-6, March 1915, Richmond, Virginia.
Sketch of Connecticut State Capitol, plan 1100-9, March 1915, Hartford, Connecticut.
Sketch of Alabama State Capitol, plan 1100-8, March 1915, Montgomery, Alabama.
Sketch of Tennessee State Capitol, plan 1100-4, March 1915, Nashville, Tennessee.
Sketch of Rhode Island State Capitol, plan 1100-7, March 1915, Providence, Rhode Island.
Sketch of New Jersey State Capitol, plan 1100-5, March 1915, Trenton, New Jersey.
Sketch of Pennsylvania State Capitol, plan, March 1915, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sketch map of Dedham, Massachusetts, Dec. 1, 1915.
Diagram showing growth, Birmingham, Alabama, Aug 31, 1915.
Map showing Reservation Road System, vicinity of Birmingham, Alabama, Sept. 1915.
Site plan, study for arrangement at Highland Road for Jared T. Newman, Ithaca, New York, December 11, 1915. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 26 x 29 ". Project number: 682

1916
Land survey, study for lots and lot lines of White Park, Ithaca, New York, March 13, 1916. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 35 x 41.5 Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 682
Land survey, study for lots and lot lines of White Park, Ithaca New York. Property of Jared T. Newman, March 13, 1916. Pencil on blueprint. Dimensions: 34 x 39". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 682
Site plan, restudy for arrangement of lots and lot lines of White Park property of Jared T. Newman, Ithaca, New York, March 30, 1916. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 37 x 42". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 682
Site plan, restudy for arrangement lots and lot lines of White Park property of Jared T. Newman, Ithaca, New York, March 30, 1916. Blueprint. Dimensions: 34 x 41 ". Scale: 1 = 40'. Project number: 682

1917
Street map of Goodyear Heights, no. 2, Akron, Ohio plan for development, February 1917. Photocopy. Dimensions: 13 x 18 in.. Project number: 960

1920
Map, showing the estate and surrounding property of J.H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, December 1920. Blueline print. Dimensions: 24 x 36". Scale: 1 = 200'. Project number: 712

1921
Map, showing roadside, hillside, and ravine clearing to date (also shows proposed clearing) of the estate of J. H. Wade, Gates Mills, Ohio, January 11, 1921. Colored pencil on blueline print. Dimensions: 24 x 36". Scale: 1 = 200'. Project number: 712

1923
In 1914, Warren H. Manning began work on the National Plan which culminated in a "National Plan study brief," printed in Landscape Architecture, July 1923. The full report was never published but provides interesting viewpoints on how state boundaries could be changed to more effectively take advantage of natural land formations and boundaries.

1924
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Blueprint; 51 x 43 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Blackline print; 36 x 41.5 inches
Athens, Georgia study for parkways, trails and recreation areas, October, 1924. Sepia. Dimensions: 36 x 37 in.. Scale: 1" = 800'. Project number: 1428
Typical block crossed by stream showing land takings and trails for children, Athens, Georgia, December 12, 1924. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 39.5 x 25.4 cm Scale: 1" = 50'. Project number: 1428
Topographic survey and plan for arrangement of grounds and planting for the estate of Mr. J. Gates Williams, Saint Louis County, Missouri, October 1924. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 29 x 37 Scale: 1 = 50'. Project number: 1429
A sketch study for an arrangement of grounds and planting as determined in a conference with Mr. and Mrs. Gates Williams at St. Louis. Ink on linen. Dimensions: 8.5 x 11". Scale: 1"=200', reduced from Richard Elbring survey, September 27, 1924. Project number: 1429

1925
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Colored pencil and ink on paper; 32.5 x 36.5 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Colored pencil on blueline print; 35 x 37 inches
Item from a series that includes aerial perspectives, drawings, floor plans, maps, planting plans, site plans, sketches, and surveys. The locations are in the East and Midwest and include Milwaukee parks (Wisconsin), the University of Minnesota, Rock City Amusement Park (New York), Cleveland Museum of Art, the Mackinac Island State Park commission (Michigan), Oak Hill Cemetery (Youngstown, Ohio), Asheville University (North Carolina), and Western Reserve Academy (Ohio). The project numbers are indicated with the title of each object. Cco: Ink on linen; 37 x 53 inches
Street map, Athens, Georgia showing the relation of trafficways to present use districts, January 1925. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 36 x 43 in.. Scale 1" = 800'. Project number: 1428
Street map, Athens, Georgia. Study for trafficways, parkways, and recreation areas, May 1925. Watercolor and ink on paper. Dimensions: 34 x 38 in.. Scale: 1"= 800'. Project number: 1428
Topographic survey, Athens, Georgia showing the relation of parkways, trails, and recreation areas to topography, February 1925. Blueline print. Dimensions: 35.5 x 37". Scale 1 = 800'. Project number: 1428
Study for mall and swimming pool for John Gates Williams Estate, Saint Louis County, Missouri, 1925. Pencil sketch on paper. Dimensions: 27 x 40". Project number: 1429
Sketch for mall and swimming pool for John Gates Williams, Saint Louis County, Missouri, August 1925. Pencil on tracing paper. Dimensions: 21.5 x 30". Project number: 1429
Two sketches for John Gates Williams Estate, Saint Louis County, Missouri: Sketch for wall fountain and steps. Sketch for wall and stairway, December 2, 1925. Blackprint. Dimensions: 14 x 17". Project number: 1429
Site plan showing planting areas for John Gates Williams, Saint Louis County, Missouri, August 1925. Ink on tracing cloth. Dimensions: 29 x 35". Scale 1"=50'. Project number: 1429
Study for development of Fairyland Estates, Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga Tennessee-Georgia, January 1925. Photocopy. Dimensions: 18 x 23 in. Scale: 1" = 200'. Project number: 1439

1930
Ulmus americana (American elm) in Reading, Massachusetts.
Magnolia halleana (now Magnolia stellata; star magnolia) flowers in vase.
Eremurus robustus (Foxtail lily) at H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel), value with architecture, plant in the corner.
Tsuga canadensis (eastern hemlock), a specimen plant.
"The Gates" from Country Life.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) in connection with architecture.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) planted in woodland.
Abies fraseri (Fraser fir), Kawana, North Carolina.
Pinus sylvestris (Scots pine) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea pichta (pine), Dedham, Massachusetts.
Tsuga canadensis nana (Eastern hemlock) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Juniperus virginiana var. pyramidalis (eastern red cedar), Readville, Massachusetts.
Picea alba var. coerulea (white spruce) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies alba (or Picea alba coerulea) (silver fir), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea alba (white spruce) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Tree butchery at White Haven, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel) in natural woods, White Haven, Pennsylvania.
Juniperus chinensis var. prostrata (Chinese juniper) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus rigida (pitch pine), Reading [or Wilmington], Massachusetts.
Juniperus virginiana var. gracilis (eastern redcedar) at Readville, Massachusetts.
Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Sciadopitys verticillata (Japanese umbrella pine) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Pinus montana var. mughus (or Pinus mughus) (mungo pine), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa compacta (or Picea abies), (Norway spruce) Francis B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens glauca (blue spruce), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Abies concolor (white fir), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Arundinaria veitchii (bamboo grass) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Thuya orientalis [Thuja orientalis] (Oriental arborvitae or Biota) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea concolor (or Abies concolor) (white fir).
Picea pungens (blue spruce) at O. B. Hadwin's, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Abies homolepis (A. brachyphylla) (Nikko fir), F. B. Hayes estate, Lexington, Massachusetts.
Thuja occidentalis Spaethii (northern white cedar), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leucothoe catesbaei ( dog hobble), Olmsted Bros., Brookline, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa Ellwangeriana (or picea abies) (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens (blue spruce), Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), and Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Tsuga canadensis (eastern hemlock), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Tsuga sieboldii (southern Japanese hemlock), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron catawbiense (catawba rosebay), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron catawbiense (catawba rosebay) grouped at H. L. Higginson's, Manchester, Massachusetts.
Taxus canadensis (Canada yew), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies picea (pectinata) nana (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Abies nordmanniana (Nordman fir or Caucasian fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Euonymus radicans Carrieri (winter creeper), Olmsted Bros., Brookline, Massachusetts.
Thuya occidentalis nana [Thuja occidentalis] (arborvitae)at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis pisifera var squarrosa veitchii (Japanese false cypress), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea excelsa nana [or picea abies] (Norway spruce), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron punctatum (dwarf rhododendron), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Thuya occidentalis globosa [Thuja occidentalis] (arborvitae), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus resinosa (red pine) at Manchester, Massachusetts.
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper or Sargent juniper), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Dianthus plumosus cyclops in a vase.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent's, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Ilex opaca (American holly).
Taxus baccata aurea (English yew), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Dianthus superbus (fringed pink) (vase), South Braintree, Massachusetts.
Calluna vulgaris (heather), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Taxus baccata glauca (English yew), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Bambusa erecta (evergreen bamboo), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Picea morinda (Morinda spruce), Jacob W. Manning, Reading, Massachusetts.
Arundinaria fortunei (dwarf bamboo) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leiophyllum buxifolium prostratum (sandmyrtle), Grandfather Mountain (Kawana), North Carolina.
Ilex glabra (inkberry), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Hedge of Picea excelsa [or picea abies] (Norway spruce) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis squarrosa (Retinospora squarrosa) (false cypress)at Reading, Massachusetts.
Chamaecyparis obtusa nana (Retinospora obtusa nana) (hinoki false cypress) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), winter effect.
Yucca filamentosa (Adam's needle) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Ilex opaca (American holly), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Pseudotsuga douglasii (Douglas fir), Prof. C. S. Sargent, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Silene pennsylvanicum [Silene pensylvanica] or Cerastium tomentosum (Pennsylvania catchfly) or (snow in summer), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Laurus nobilis (sweet bay) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel), Burdett Mansion, North Woburn, Massachusetts.
Opuntia (prickly pears), in rock garden, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Leiophyllum buxifolium (sandmyrtle), H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Picea nigra pumilla [Picea mariana] (black spruce), Walter Hunnewell Arboretum, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Picea pungens (blue spruce), Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron H. W. Sargent at Reading, Massachusetts.
Picea rubra (red spruce) at West Manchester, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron Memoir (or Rhododendron H. W. Sargent) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron purpureum grandiflorum at Reading, Massachusetts.
Pinus laricio var. austriaca [or Pinus nigra] (Austrian pine) at West Manchester, Massachusetts.
Dianthus plumosus Her Majesty in a vase.
Pinus massoniana (Chinese red pine) at Brookline, Massachusetts.
Iberis corraefolia [Iberis corifolia] (candytuft), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rhododendron E. L. Rand.
Wounds and their treatment.
Pruning operations.
Formation of new leaders.
Pyracantha coccinea (Crataegus pyracantha) (scarlet firethorn) at Olmsted Brothers.
Nature's pruning.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine), Reading, Massachusetts.
Pollarded oak, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aethionema grandiflorum (Persian stonecress) Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine) at Reading, Massachusetts.
Birch Island (woods), Reading, Massachusetts.
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Cerastium grandiflorum (chickweed).
Beech, wood sections.
Horse chestnut, wood section.
Ailanthus [?], wood sections.
Buttonwood, wood sections.
Ash, wood sections.
Pitch pine, sections.
Bird's eye maple, sections.
Cucumber tree, wood sections.
Hemlock, wood sections.
Slippery elm, wood sections.
Rock maple, sections.
Red oak, sections.
Black walnut, sections.
Basswood cross-section.
Structure of broad-leaved woods.
Cross section--healing of wounds.
Healing of wounds, an exterior view.
Block of oak wood.
Fungus growth in cells.
Healing of wounds.
Rotting woods--timber.
Thick walled wood cells--broad foliaged tree.
Tree of red fir [felled by Bryant Lumber and Shingle Co. near Cathcart, Washington].
Theory of tree growth [diagram].
Block of pine wood.
Cells of coniferous wood.
Wood cells.
Destruction of forest (destructive lumbering).
Primeval forest with homestead in Washington.
Effect of forest fire in partially felled forest.
Effect of forest fire with young growth pushing up.
Forest fire following lumbering, Minnesota.
Wavy wood grains.
Wound healing.
Result of forest fire in standing forest.
Effect of sun scalds on wood.
Fungus attacks of lumber.
Rosa canina spray (dog rose).
Azalea viscosa spray (swamp azalea).
Forsythia fortunei--spray.
Primeval forest (yellow pine) Priest River, Idaho.
Vitis coignetti [Vitis coignetiae] (crimson glory vine) an inedible grape.
Clematis virginiana (devil's darning needles).
Mirabilis grandiflora--clump.
Rhododendron maximum (great laurel).
Ilex opaca--spray (American holly).
Spiraea aruncus [Aruncus dioicus] (bride's feathers).
Liatris elegans (pinkscale blazing star).
Paeonia Norfolk (peony).
Eryngium amethystinum (amethyst eryngo).
Elaeagnus longipes--spray.
Coreopsis grandiflora, vase (largeflower tickseed).
Coreopsis tenuifolia.
Echinacea purpurea (eastern purple coneflower).
Agrostemma coronaria [Lychnis coronaria] (rose campion).
Ornithogalum umbellatum (sleepydick).
Iris sibirica in variety (Siberian iris).
Iris germanica (German iris).
Erigeron speciosus [Erigeron speciosus] (aspen fleabane).
Coronilla varia (purple crownvetch).
Anthemis tinctoria var. Kelwayi, vase (golden chamomile).
Oenothera youngii (evening primrose or yellow primrose).
Lilium brownii (Hong Kong lily).
Lilium philadelphicum (wood lily).
Pulmonaria officinalis (common lungwort).
Thalictrum speciosum (Spectacular Meadow-rue).
Thalictrum cornuti (meadow-rue).
Lysimachia vulgaris (garden yellow loosestrife).
Lilium canadense (Canada lily).
Dicksonia punctilobula (hay-scented fern).
Prize vegetable grower, Dayton Boys' Garden, Ohio.
Boys' garden, South Park, Dayton, Ohio.
4th grade pupils observing, George Putnam School Garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Rosa carolina (Carolina rose).
Pterostyrax corymbosus (Little Epaulette Tree).
Viburnum dilatatum (linden arrowwood).
Rosa setigera (climbing rose).
Sambucus canadensis (American black elderberry) in a vase.
Iris sibirica orientalis (Siberian iris).
Viburnum acerifolium (mapleleaf viburnum) in a vase.
Viburnum nudum (possumhaw) in a vase.
Viburnum dentatum (southern arrowwood) in a vase.
Ceanothus americanus (New Jersey tea) in a vase.
Cornus sericea (redosier dogwood) in a vase.
Hydrangea radiata (silverleaf hydrangea).
Pinus bungeana at Prof. C. S. Sargent's (Bunge's pine or Lacebark pine).
Hydrangea vestita--spray.
Rhododendron catawbiense (Catawba rosebay) group at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Paeonia Lady Let Brawnell (peony).
Iris Madame Cherron.
Calluna vulgaris (heather).
Anthemis tinctoria (golden chamomile).
Azalea viscosa spray (swamp azalea).
Sciadopitys verticillata (Japanese umbrella pine).
Riverfront, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, showing the lack of a playground.
Rhododendron catawbiense (Catawba rosebay) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Crataegus (hawthorn) in lower Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A window box of collected natives.
Locusts shutting out view of river, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Trees, lower Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Hedge of locusts on Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Willow on slag, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Triangle at Dock Street bridge in line with 9th Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Canal, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
South Branch of Winnebago Valley, north slope densely wooded.
Meadow view, cat-o'-nine-tails in foreground.
River view--side track. Bailey's Mills, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Rolling Mill, office at right, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Road near swamp--east end, middle road--Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverfront hedge of locust, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wetzel Swamp, view across upper meadow, upper road, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Locusts shutting out view of river, Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Northerly view--upper Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Furnace from behind locust group, showing the value of a small group, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverbank and dump, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Riverbank, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Lower Mills office with planting that shuts out the next, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Wall covering, retaining wall and toll house, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills, side tracks, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills office in the heart of the works, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Broad and Front Streets, showing the lack of trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (see 218.LS.0269 South side of Broad Street for comparison).
Earth playground, flower and shrub border, Tuskegee, Alabama.
Signboards [advertising], Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Undesirable buildings unscreened.
Tenement yards, Bailey Mill, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Creek Valley foliage near Dock Street Bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, tubs of plants.
Harrisburg Machine Co., Pennsylvania.
Piggery in meadow, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Front Street south of Toll Bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Pelgram and Meyer Silk Mill shows the value of a single tree in hiding a chimney, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A view of the south side of Broad Street showing trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (see 218.LS.0256 Broad and Front Streets for comparison).
Pelgram and Meyer Silk Mill shows a general neatness with flower beds and small permanent foliage, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The edge of land speculation, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Paxton Furnace viewed from under a locust group, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Foliage, middle road, Wetzel Swamp, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Grape trellis at Hopkins' place, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Woodpile under trees, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Backyard on Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Goodyear Rubber Works office, Naugatuck, Connecticut.
Lonicera japonica on steep bank (Japanese honeysuckle).
Roadside view, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Back alley, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A stone factory, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Depicts the utility of small space, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A bare backyard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
State hospital grounds, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sunflowers in front of a low shanty, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Market Square, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Backyard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
A street scene with trees and tubs of plants lining the sidewalk, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Lutheran Church, 6th Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Dicksonia pilosiuscula (tree fern).
Aspidium acrostichoides (Christmas fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
Aspidium acrostichoides and possibly Dicksonia (Christmas shield fern) near brook, Becket, Massachusetts.
Aspidium marginale (Evergreen shield fern), Becket, Massachusetts.
Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon fern) in woods.
A formal bank is out of place in a setting of wild woods, Prides, Massachusetts.
An artificial border at Keney Park, Hartford, Connecticut.
Dicentra eximia (turkey corn) against Thuja occidentalis (arborvitae).
Stone steps at Hagbourne Hill, Franklin Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
Garret Hostel Bridge, Cambridge, England.
Montserrat Station on the Boston and Maine Railway, Beverly, Massachusetts.
Yucca in bloom at Tuskegee, Alabama.
Piazza with vines and potted plants.
The effect of deforestation on land.
Unnecessary trimming of healthy trees, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Rhus glabra (smooth sumac) along roadside, Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
Symplocos crataegoides or Symplocos paniculata (sapphire-berry).
Onoclea sensibilis (sensitive fern) by the roadside.
Clay bluffs at Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Bluff toward Ft. Sheridan, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Artificial planting of bluffs, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's, estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Willows and sand bank along Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Willows at the bottom of the bluff, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Lombardy poplar against the house, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Broad ravine path, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
View of ravine path, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Clay bluffs toward Waukee, Mrs. (Cyrus H. or Harriet?) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Lawn in the woods, Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Hemlock Hill, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Pollarded oak, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
The Pinetum, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Hemlocks and rhododendrons, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Across Hemlock Hill, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Planted bluff, Lake Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Broken meadow at Prides, Massachusetts.
Polypodium vulgare (polypody) at Prides, Massachusetts.
Osmunda claytoniana (interrupted fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
Dicksonia pilosiuscula (Dickson's fern).
Parthenocissus vitacea (Woodbine) at Dan R. Hanna's house, Glenville, Ohio.
Vines on outbuilding.
Detail of Dan R. Hanna's veranda. Glenville, Ohio.
Bay window at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
Old garden cottage at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
J. Woodward Manning house, planted to give depth effect.
Clethra alnifolia (coastal sweetpepperbush) along roadside, Lynnfield, Massachusetts.
Rubus odoratus (purple flowering raspberry) at J. Woodward Manning's.
Rubus nigrobaccus (the common high blackberry).
Polygonum cuspidatum against outbuilding (Japanese knotweed).
Arctium lappa var. pubens (Common burdock).
Robinia pseudoacacia (Black locust) in bloom.
Dicentra canadensis (Squirrel corn) under evergreen trees.
Asplenium filix-femina (lady fern) on roadside.
Cassia marilandica (Maryland senna).
Funkia lancifolia (Blue Day Lily).
Rockery planted by J. B. Keller.
Robinia pseudoacacia (Black locust).
Rhus glabra (smooth sumac) at H. Clay Pierce's, Prides Crossing, Massachusetts.
Caragana arborescens pendula (Siberian peashrub).
Larix europea pendula (European larch).
A spray of Cercis canadensis (redbud).
Rhus cotinus (smoke tree) in a vase.
A clump of Coreopsis tripteris (tall tickseed).
Phalaris arundinacea variegata (reed canarygrass). Ribbon grass.
Bocconia cordata (plume poppy).
Riverfront growth, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Bailey's Mills from Dock Street bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Roadside rock wall along pond at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Foliage, Paxton Creek Valley, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
An outdoor gymnasium along the Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
House of Samuel B. Green before planting, St. Anthony Park, Minnesota.
Shrubbery at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
House of Samuel B. Green after planting, St. Anthony Park, Minnesota.
Border planting at the George Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
J. Woodward Manning's house before planting, Massachusetts.
J. Woodward Manning's house with plant bed in front of veranda, Massachusetts.
Vine background for statuary at Dan R. Hanna's, Glenville, Ohio.
Hibiscus (rosemallow) on pond at George E. Kunhardt estate, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Stable at Henry R. Kunhardt estate, Bernardsville, New Jersey.
Crataegus (Hawthorn) in corner near house on Henry R. Kunhardt estate, Bernardsville, New Jersey.
Stable courtyard planting, 4 years old, North Andover, Massachusetts.
Planting at the base of a house, 4 years old, North Andover, Massachusetts.
House at Longwood, Massachusetts.
Shrubbery about front porch at Jacob Manning's.
Woodland Railroad station in summer, Newton, Massachusetts.
Stephanandra flexuosa (laceshrub) at Reading Nursery office, Massachusetts.
Rhus typhina laciniata (cutleaf staghorn sumac).
Boston and Albany [Railroad Co.] Station, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, showing planting.
Stephanandra flexuosa (laceshrub) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Hydrangea nivea.
Ipomoea (morning glory) on bluff at Mrs. Cyrus H. (Harriet) McCormick's estate, Lake Forest, Illinois.
Path on Hampstead Heath, London, England.
Vase of chrysanthemums.
Working Men's Club with bowling green in foreground, Port Sunlight, England.
Unimproved school grounds, Ishpeming, Michigan.
Working men's cottages, Port Sunlight, England.
Good example of a standing vase.
Catalpa on west slope, Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Storage Yard woodpile, Greenwood Park, Des Moines, Iowa.
Details for school gymnasia.
Details for school gymnasia.
Vine covered pergola in winter.
Vine covered pergola detail in winter.
Outdoor school gymnasia.
Details for school gymnasia.
A New England village street.
Virgin forest at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Condition from careless cutting of undergrowth at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Effect of fire and tree cutting at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Brush tendergrowth at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Dead standing timber at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Pine woods along road between Lenox and Stockbridge, near Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Burning away of soil at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Quercus robur var. pedunculata (Windsor oaks).
Loss of flora by fire at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Edge of the fire line at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Debris from lumbering at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
Forest windfall at Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts.
School interior, Carthage, Missouri.
Catalpa in Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendron grotto--the ledges at Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
School interior, Carthage, Missouri.
Entrance to William Rockefeller's estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Merry-go-round.
Climbing poles.
School playground and gymnasia.
Park view with terraces and driveway, Los Angeles, California.
Ceylon Place, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Reservoir, Isola Bella, Italy.
Port Sunlight bridge, England.
Rhododendrons on the William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
The approach, walkways leading to the house on the William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Mt. Pleasant Printery, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Ferns at the base of a ledge, Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Levens Hall topiary effect, South Cumbria, England.
German playground.
Girls school gymnasia.
Boys school gymnasia.
Skating at the gymnasium grounds, Wood Island Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
Girls' grammar school gymnasium.
Sand boxes, Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
Plan drawings for the Charles River Embankment, Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles River Embankment improvement plans, Boston, Massachusetts.
Lower drive of Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Plan of East Boston Park, Massachusetts.
Private entrance with gate posts.
Three boys and a girls pose by badly trimmed shrubs.
Charles River Embankment, original condition, Boston, Massachusetts.
Iris foetidissima (Gladwin iris), Dolobran, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
A New England town street--Church Street, Lenox, Massachusetts.
Palmer Station on the Boston and Albany, Palmer, Massachusetts.
The value of a single tree at a factory on the Charles River, Massachusetts.
Hampstead Heath, England.
Country road, West Wickham Common, England.
Path along ledge, Dolobran quarry, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Mayor's house at Mafeking, South Africa.
Riverbank in Spring.
Drive along stream.
Willow in Middlesex Fells Reservation, Massachusetts.
A boulder on the roadside, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
Seat bench by footpath.
A view of old growth on the shore from Main Street, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
William G. Mather's house before planting, Ishpeming, Michigan.
William G. Mather's house before planting, Ishpeming, Michigan.
Ishpeming Mines, planting against fence, Michigan.
Ishpeming Mines, watching the skip, Michigan.
Botanical Garden entrance, Manila, Philippines.
Reservoir near Manila, Philippines.
Kenilworth Station, Broad Avenue vista, Illinois.
The fountain at Kenilworth Station, Illinois.
Pteris aquilina (fern) at Becket, Massachusetts.
A clump of Geranium sanguineum (bloody geranium).
Azalea indica japonica at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Aethionema grandiflorum, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch Broom), Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Yucca filamentosa, Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Acanthus latifolius, Harvard Botanic Garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Clematis mongolica at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Zygadenus curtisii at Kawana, North Carolina.
Vitis riparia (river grape) with rock wall in background.
Comptonia asplenifolia (Sweet fern).
Pteris aquilina (fern) at C. W. Jones'.
Helianthus laetiflorus var. semiplenus (sunflower) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Syringa rothomagensis metensis (lilac) on J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Viburnum sargentii at the Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
A spray of Viburnum sieboldii (Siebold's arrowwood).
A spray of Exochorda grandiflora (pearl bush).
Viburnum [plicatum] tomentosum (Japanese snowball) at the Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Azalea mollis.
Terrace garden, Eashing Park, Godalming, England.
Ellison house with Ailanthus.
Wisteria and ailanthus.
Bad bedding, Lincoln Park.
Street scene including Kensington Hotel and Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston ivy and elms along Mt. Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Ivy covering the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Boston, Massachusetts.
House with window boxes on Brington Road, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Detail of window boxes on house on Brington Road, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Acer (Maples) on Mineral Street, Reading, Massachusetts.
Acer saccharum (sugar maple) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Fagus ferruginea (American beech) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Baccharis halimifolia (eastern baccharis) (female).
Northwest view from J. Woodward Manning's back porch.
Acer japonicum macrophyllum (Japanese maple).
Sequoia gigantea (big tree) wood section [specimen slide by Romeyn B. Hough (?)].
Acer carpinifolium (hornbeam maple).
Benches in Franklin Park.
Woods in North Reading, Massachusetts.
Carlisle Pines (veteran tree) (for larger size see slide no. 218.LS.0628).
Garden and walled in patio in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-45].
Cathedral in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-48].
Entrance to Cathedral in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-49].
Refreshment stand in Covadonga in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-55].
Post at the Paseo de Covadonga with advertisements in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-56].
Garden of Marina in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-58].
Marina garden, beer bottle edge and conch shells in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-60].
Fortification wall next to sea in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-14].
Forecourt wall in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 3-3].
Forecourt and balustrade fence in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 3-2].
Fortification wall in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 2-63].
Typical street scene in San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-1].
Flamboyant tree San Juan, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-3].
Street scene with mango in Catano, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-4].
Sea coast village street in Catano, Puerto Rico (coconut, mango) [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-5].
Boy's steamboat on the sands in Catano, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 4-6].
Cockpit in Palo Secco, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 5-3].
Coffee plantation near Arecibo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 7-12].
Rio Grande River Valley and Pepino Hills in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 7-6].
Backyard with reservoir, pigeon house and woodpile in Isabella, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 8-3].
Cathedral and plaza in Isabella, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 14-4].
Garden walk leading from Main St. to spring in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-4].
Channel below water basin in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-11].
Life in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-9].
Outlets from water basin in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no.9-7].
Fire killed white pine.
Young scrub oak (Quercus berberidifolia) coppice.
Pinus strobus, veteran white pine, Carlisle.
Crosby pines in North Billerica, Massachusetts, "planted 60 years ago with assistance of Mr. T. Pashoe, in picture".
Cathedral and patio from plaza in Ponce, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 13-1].
Ulmus americana (Elm) at South Chelmsford Station, Massachusetts.
Picea mariana also called Picea nigra (black spruce).
Picea mariana (black spruce) forest, New York State Forest Commission.
Old garden with fountain and raised bed in Ponce, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 13-5].
Basin below spring at top of bluff in Coamo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 15-3].
Springs Hotel in Coamo, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 15-1].
Forest on Mt. El Yunque, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 20-6].
House in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 20-9].
Gate overhung with vines in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 10-6].
Lawn with beds (Puerto Rico ?).
The Viburnum Walk, Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Planting at side of piazza, J. Woodward Manning's grounds.
Clothes yard unscreened, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Viburnum pubescens or Viburnum dentatum (southern arrowwood), Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Robert Winthrop School planting, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Brookline High School, detail of front steps and planting, Massachusetts.
Forest road, growth cut off on each side.
Brookline High School, planting at bicycle entrance, Massachusetts.
Forest road, showing growth on each side.
Billerica Forest Highway, Massachusetts.
Syringa japonica (Japanese lilac).
Unthinned oak coppice.
Gray Birch (Betula populifolia) nursing white pine.
Fire killed pines and scrub oak second growth.
Lumber camp.
Measuring spruce logs.
Skidding logs.
Sawing fallen trees into logs.
Log hauling in the Adirondacks.
Primeval forest with mature, medium, and young growth [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Hemlock timber ready for axe [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Peeling hemlock [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Land stripped of saw timber and burned over [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Residue ("slack") after cut of hemlock and hardwood [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Ten years after cutting--well seeded [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Twenty years after cutting--no seed [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Deserted farm on Jack pine (pinus banksiana) plains [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Twenty years after cutting--fairly seeded [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Red fir forest, slope, Mt. Rainier, Washington.
Spruce forest, edge of a clear cut, end of rotation period.
Fir forest, once thinned and cleaned in Thuringer Wald, Germany.
Ten years after cutting--no seed [Michigan Forestry Commission].
Spruce forest not yet thinned, beginning of rotation period.
Scots fir forest in Thuringer Wald, Germany.
Log-train in state of Washington.
A deadening in North Carolina.
Hemlocks and yellow poplars in North Carolina.
Bottomlands in Skagit Valley, Washington.
Gypsy Moth in different stages [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Automatic sprayer [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Big tree, Redwood Forest, California.
Spraying moths in trees [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Spraying moths in walls [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Spread of defoliation from a center [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
Plan of school gardens in Hartberg, Germany.
School garden, Possneck, Thuringia.
Drowning the Torrent, wattle work at summit.
Drowning the Torrent, reforestation of denuded mountainside.
Map showing spread of pest [Gypsy Moth Comm. Report].
School work--children's plan of home, Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Marsh at Castine, Maine.
River through foliage at Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, New York.
Pinus strobus (White Pine) trunks, Jamaica Park, New York.
Drowning the Torrent, 2- sprouted wattle dam, 3- a masonry dam.
Cattle grazing on estate of William Rockefeller, Tarrytown, New York.
Bridge over Cabin John Creek (Rock Creek Park, Old Rustic Bridge?).
Steps and century plants, Scilly Isles.
Bad example--spotted and broken lawn tree planting.
Private residence, Wales.
Kensington Gardens, London, England.
Rockery.
Lake at Kew Gardens, Queens, New York.
Gardens of the Alcazar, Seville, Spain.
Caucasian monastery grounds.
Princess Garden, Torquay, England.
Marketplace in Bremerhaven, Germany.
Woodland avenue, William Rockefeller estate, Tarrytown, New York.
Magdalene College, Oxford, England.
Zurich, Switzerland.
Railroad entrance, Edinburg, Scotland.
Market in Erfurt, Germany.
Forecourt of St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, Italy.
Potemkin Stairs and statue of Duc de Richelieu, Odessa, Ukraine [Postcard 1890-1900, Detroit Publishing Co.].
St. Leonard's Tower covered with ivy, Newton Abbott, England.
Kalkstrasse and the promenade, Riga, Latvia [Postcard c. 1900].
Interior court, Damascus, Syria.
Garden of Gethsemane, Mt. Olives, Jerusalem.
Belgrade University buildings, 1890, Serbia.
University Bridge with University Palace in background, University of Strasbourg, France.
View of Tubingen, Germany.
Cloister and court at San Giovanni in Laterano (Basilica of St John Lateran), Rome, Italy.
Garden of son of Shah, Persia.
Ceylon House showing boulder monstrosities, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Landscape with hills and structure in Samaria, Palestine.
Pine bark beetle's destructiveness.
Destruction of pine bark beetle on Pinus ponderosa.
Pinus ponderosa, Yellowstone Park, Wyoming.
Garden of Marin de Padilla.
White pines helping and hindering each other, Dubois, Pennsylvania.
Grand Hotel Ingles, Santiago, Chile.
Gardens of the Alcazar, Seville, Spain.
Botanical Gardens, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Artificial rockwork [Kern's Landscape Gardening].
Cyrus H. McCormick's carriage turn before planting.
Cyrus H. McCormick's estate before planting.
Yellow pond--lily and water grasses and sedges.
Agassiz Bridge, Back Bay Fens, Boston, Massachusetts.
Wallbridge Park, Toledo, Ohio.
Pelham Park, Long Island, New York--shore scene.
Winchester Reservoir, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Neponset River, Milton Meadows, Massachusetts.
Three pitch pines (pinus rigida) at Lowell, Massachusetts.
Boxford elm, Massachusetts.
Boxford elm--east [?] view, Massachusetts.
Canoe birch, Boxford, Massachusetts.
Junipers, Steel's Corner, Stoneham, Massachusetts.
Ipswich River, Massachusetts.
A hickory in the field, North Hanson, Massachusetts.
American Rapids, Niagara Falls, New York.
Unopened vista opportunity, H. J. Caner's.
Horseshoe Falls, Niagara Falls, New York.
Opened vista, H. J. Caner's.
Stepping stone bridge, Ambleside, England.
Denuded mountainside, Puerto Rico.
Footbridge.
Overlook Shelter in Franklin Park, Boston, Massachusetts.
A garden from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
First prize garden from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Porch boxes from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Typical city house with window boxes from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
Bay window with box from the Tribune garden contest, Chicago, Illinois.
On the Glen Road to Mt. Washington, White Mountains, New Hampshire.
Foliage against factory in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 10-9].
Cathedral in Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-1].
Unattractive village street.
Ophir rose hedge, Southern California.
Square in Ishpeming, Michigan.
Cactus hedge, Southern California.
Quercus alba (White oak), Bernardston, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Celtis occidentalis (Nettle tree) [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Mystic Hickory [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Bare pond edge, Elm Park, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Bare church and town hall, Cheshire, Massachusetts.
Schoharie Creek, New York.
Boston and Albany Station from the southwest in summer, Auburndale, Massachusetts.
Shaded village street with Ulmus americana (Feathered elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
Houses along the street, Port Sunlight, England.
The gardener among his flowers, Port Sunlight, England.
The Waverly Oaks, Quercus alba (white oak), Waverly, Massachusetts.
The Society Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak) Charlemont, Massachusetts.
Brooks Black Walnut, Juglans nigra (black walnut) West Medford, Massachusetts.
Brooks Black Walnut, Juglans nigra (black walnut) West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Newton Chestnut, Castanea americana (American Chestnut) Bernardston, Massachusetts.
The Batchelder Sassafras, Sassafras officinale (sassafras) Reading, Massachusetts.
Nyssa sylvatica (Tupelo), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Big Buttonwood, Platanus occidentalis (American Sycamore), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
Pasture Pine, Pinus strobus (eastern white pine), Boxford, Massachusetts.
The trunk of the Big Buttonwood, Platanus occidentalis (American Sycamore), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
Map of Metropolitan District, Boston, Massachusetts.
Grading operations, A. H. Chatfield, Camden, Maine.
Flower beds, Port Sunlight, England.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Spoil bank, J. Hobart Moore's, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Contour and elevation map.
Contour maps with elevations.
Grading--R. H. Treman's, Ithaca, New York.
Hacheur and contour maps.
Cornus brachyphylla (dogwood) at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Paeonia moutan (peony) at Arnold Arboretum, Boston, Massachusetts.
Street scene at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Abies concolor (white fir) at Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Actinidia polygama (silver vine), Professor Brooks' house, Amherst, Massachusetts.
Taxodium chinensis (cypress) at Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Spray of Spiraea thunbergii (Thunberg's meadowsweet).
Cupressus obtusa var. filifera (cypress) at H. H. Hunnewell's', Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Acer palmatum (polymorphum) (Japanese maple) at C. H. Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
Echo Bridge on the Charles River, Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts.
Eremurus robustus (foxtail lily, desert candle) at H. H. Hunnewell's, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
A spring river view with reflections.
Aqueduct over the Charles River at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Ampelopsis veitchii at C. H. Tenney's, Methuen, Massachusetts.
A shady street at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Fountain of Ceres featuring cascades, fountains, and statues at the Palace of Caserta, Italy.
Nelumbium luteum (American lotus) at West Peabody, Massachusetts.
Polyporus versicolor, root-rot fungus.
The potato borer.
The tussock moth (Orgyia leucostigma).
School building at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Lake at Wellesley, Massachusetts.
The Eliot Oak, Quercus alba (white oak), Natick, Massachusetts.
The Beaman Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Horse Chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Horse Chestnut in flower, Aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Church Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
The Taylor Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Sunderland, Massachusetts.
The Newbury Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Newbury, Massachusetts.
The Carter Oak, Quercus rubra (northern red oak), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Whittemore Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Arlington, Massachusetts.
The Big Elmin foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Dexter Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Malden, Massachusetts.
The Big Elm without foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
The Brooks Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), West Medford, Massachusetts.
The Hubbard Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), North Andover, Massachusetts.
The Clark Elm with foliage, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lexington, Massachusetts.
The Westford Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Westford, Massachusetts.
The Clark Elm, bare, Ulmus americana (American elm), Lexington, Massachusetts.
The Rocky Nook Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Hingham, Massachusetts.
The Washington Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Cambridge, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Pratt Elm, Ulmus americana (American elm), Concord, Massachusetts.
Trunk of an elm tree, Ulmus americana (American elm).
Italian interior court garden.
Receiving tomb in a cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio.
A Chicago backyard.
Main Street, Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
Advertising nuisance.
Public School No. 19 entrance, Rochester, New York.
Heliopsis pilcheriana (sunflower).
The Cunningham Maple, Acer saccharum (maple), Lancaster, Massachusetts.
"Lone Tree" elm, descendents form a grove around, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval hickory (probably Hicoria alba from bark) (shagbark hickory), Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval oaks and descendents, Quercus macrocarpa? (burr oak), Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval burr oaks, Quercus macroparpa, south of Science Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Aged burr oak and descendents, Quercus macrocarpa, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Primeval burr oaks; Quercus macroparpa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Burr oak--an old settler; Quercus macrocarpa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, Burr oaks by Lake Okoboji, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, native burr oak, southeast of Science Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus macrocarpa, Burr oak--on the border [Thomas H. MacBride].
A row of cottonwoods on the prairie [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus palustris (pine oak) [Thomas H. MacBride].
Quercus prinus, primeval chestnut oak, Iowa [Thomas H. MacBride].
Park Commission's model, New Washington, Washington, DC.
Park Commission's model, present Washington, Washington, DC.
Shanty and dump at Des Moines, Iowa.
Girls' Institute, dining hall in use, Port Sunlight, England.
Port Sunlight, England.
Interior decoration of church, corner with organ, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses in Port Sunlight, England.
House in Port Sunlight, England.
Port Sunlight, the village store.
Girls' Institute dining hall, empty, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses in Port Sunlight, England.
Plan drawing of Port Sunlight, England.
Old house in Port Sunlight, England.
Distant view of Port Sunlight, England.
Marching band in Port Sunlight, England.
Girls' Institute exterior, Port Sunlight, England.
Church and school, Port Sunlight, England.
Houses with snow, Port Sunlight, England.
Line art conception of Andreini's Paradise in the poem "L'Adamo" [Illustration from the 17th century].
Summer residence of the King of Denmark, Frederiksberg, near Copenhagen.
Door of grotto at the Gardens of Heidelberg, Germany.
Plan of grounds at Wanstead House, Essex, England.
The garden and maze at Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, England.
The Meadow Lawn at W. H. Moore's.
Vista at W. H. Moore's, the Esplanade.
W. H. Moore house.
W. H. Moore vegetable garden.
W. H. Moore house from the Esplanade.
Shirase no Niwa, Niigata, Japan [Plate XXXIX Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Daimyo's Garden at Kanagawa, Japan [Plate XXXIV Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Koraku En Garden, Okayama, Japan [Landscape Gardening in Japan by Josiah Conder, Collotypes by K. Ogawa, 1893].
Chinese cemetery near the Yellow River.
Cemetery, Vale of Tombs, near Lake See Hoo, China.
Garden and palace at Shy Kuigna, China.
Representation of Paradise, Martin's Bible illustration.
Rococo Gardens of Baron Hugel, Hietzing near Vienna, Austria.
Pliny's Thuscum or Tuscan Villa, now Frascati (Roman).
Villa Laurentina on the Tiber (Roman).
Seat of Madame Vilain Quatorze.
Royal Gardens of Rosenborg, near Copenhagen, Denmark.
Gardens of the Sultan, Constantinople.
Cassiobury, Lord Essex, Hertfordshire, England.
Garden of the Glyptothek (Bavarian), Munich, Germany.
Park at Monga, near Milan, Italy.
Park and gardens at Carlsruhe (Karlsruhe), Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.
Alton Towers, Staffordshire, England, seat of John, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury (plan).
Gardens of the Isola Bella in Lake Maggiore, Italy.
Park and gardens of Luxembourg (Austrian).
Plan of the palace gardens at Schwetzingen, Baden, Germany.
Plan of the Park of St. Ouen, France.
Plan of the palace and gardens at Het Loo, Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Dutch 17th century style.
Gardens at Longford Castle, Wiltshire, England.
View across the Pond Garden at Penshurst Place, Kent, England.
The Kingsley Acacia, Gleditsia triacanthos (honeylocust), Bernardston, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Batchelder Pine, North Reading, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
The Groome Willow, Dorchester, Massachusetts [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Quercus alba (white oak) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
A Topsfield Hickory [William Penn Brooks(?)].
Bas relief in schoolroom [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Hall with pictures [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Fountain in square [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Lecture hall [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Michelangelo's statue of Lorenzo de Medici [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Drinking fountain [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
The Main Street, Ardington, England.
Thoresby House from the southeast, Nottinghamshire, England.
German forest map.
A spray of Rhododendron maximum (great laurel).
A rustic bridge over Cabin John Creek (Rock Creek Park Old Rustic Bridge?).
A pointed tiled roof that is characteristic of the town of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York, no. 9-14].
Juniperus virginiana (eastern redcedar) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Specimen tree of Hicoria alba [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Acer saccharum (maple) [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Broad sugar maple? [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Ulmus americana (American elm) and farmhouse [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Elms and maples on roadside [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tower, water works, Scituate, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tower, water works, Scituate, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
School house [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
The art of poodle clipping (for contrast with topiary work).
J. M. Hull, Hamilton, Ontario, 295 Hannah St. west, backyard 25x60, work all done after 6 o'clock, all plants hardy and grown from seed by the owner, 3 yrs. old.
New High School, view from music stand across site showing large maple, Naugatuck, Connecticut.
Seneca Park, Rochester, New York.
Approach to Worcester, Massachusetts.
Dolobran road before treatment, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Dolobran road after treatment, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Dasylirion wheeleri (?) (common sotol) Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Transformation of old stage road to water course. Note rounded form of shrubs due to spacing; Bigelovia hartwegi prominent. Tucson plains, Arizona [Neg. of C. E. Preston].
Railroad grounds with spotty planting, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In poor crowded downtown district. Rear yard entirely paved with brick. (Sarah Blumberg, St. Louis Garden Center).
Cereus giganteus (giant cactus) (40 ft.), Tucson Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Along the Santa Cruz River, three successive levels with encroaching willows and cottonwoods. Ordinary condition, underground flow, Tucson, Arizona.
An "arroyo" or dry water course in desert near Tucson, Arizona. Fringe of Acacia constricta (Cat's claw) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Natural gullying on mesa near Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
A mountain stream, worn rocks, etc. April 1901 in Sabio Caon, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Line of low herbage denotes a "wash," Opuntia fulgida (Cholla cactus) is prominent, and spring cover of plantage in Tucson plains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Mesa near Tucson, Arizona, Tucson Mountains faintly outlined in the distance [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Birds'-eye view of Tucson, Arizona from Tucson Mountains, river bottoms in foreground [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Drinking fountain, Walpole, Massachusetts [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Opuntia fulgida (Cholla cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Looking down Sabio Caon, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona, Fouquieria splendens (Ocotillo) in foreground [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Opuntia arbuscula monosperma (pencil cholla), near Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Tucson plains Arizona, Opuntia spinosior (walkingstick cactus) prominent, spring annuals [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Il Laghetto nel Giardino (Garden Pond) at Villa Tasca in Palermo, Italy.
Gardens of Isola Bella in Lake Maggiore, Italy.
The fountain and grounds at "Baron Hills" Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales.
Villa Medici at Castello (Villa Reale), Florence, Italy.
School garden.
Santa Catalina foothills, rounded character, from bed of Rillito, Arizona. Shrubs in middle distance are Arrowwood. Hymenoclea monogyra [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Church entrance [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Drinking fountain in square [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Larrea mexicana (creosote bush) on the Tucson plains, Arizona.
Transformation of old road in desert to water course. Note gullying and mesquite roots, Tucson, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Near side view of lodge of J. Hobart Moore [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Coachmen's cottage of J. Hobart Moore.
Herbaceous planting at the base of the lodge of J. Hobart Moore, after 1 year.
Garden of Boboli, Florence, Italy.
Villa Lante gardens in Bagnaia (Northern Lazio), Italy.
River through foliage in Genesee Park, Rochester, New York.
A view in Kensington Gardens, London, England.
Hyde Park, London, England.
School of Horticulture garden, Hartford, Connecticut.
Philadelphia Vacant Lot Cultivation Association, covering for winter protection.
Station on the Boston and Albany railroad from the southwest in winter, Auburndale, Massachusetts.
Bad example of riverbank.
View of Munich with the river Isar in the fore and middle ground, Germany.
Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France.
A pleasant street.
At Willow Farm.
Veteran white pines with a natural grassy ground cover in Olmsted Park, Massachusetts.
Kew Gardens view.
Tree gratings and protectors, II.
Opuntia engelmannii (cactus) prominent in Tucson plains, Santa Catalina Mountains in distance, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Deserted farmhouse.
Midsummer foliage in Gordon Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
Prunus greyii (plum).
Aquatic gardening.
Courtyard.
Gardens, Port Sunlight, England.
Minnehaha Falls, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A village homestead [Neg. H. T. Bailey].
Tombstones (Francis Minot Weld, Elizabeth Rodman, and Francis Minot Weld Jr.), Boston, Massachusetts?.
Stepping stone walk between house and shrub planting, J. H. McCormick's.
German forest scene [reproduction of spruce in German forest].
German forest, reproduction [reproduction of hardwoods--German forest].
St. Blasien, Germany.
German forest, seats.
Scene in a German forest.
Scene in German forest [hardwoods].
Scene in German forest [spruce under hardwoods].
Seats in German forest.
Seat on path in German forest.
In a German forest [resting by the way].
Pinus strobus (eastern white pine).
Quercus alba (White oaks), North Reading, Massachusetts.
Sassafras officinale, Readville, Massachusetts.
Pickerel Rock, Spot Park, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Improved woods road, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Ravine road, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Winchester Reservoir, Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Stony Brook Reservation, looking toward the Blue Hills, Massachusetts.
Hoosicwhisick Pond and Great Blue Hill, Massachusetts.
Opuntia versicolor (staghorn cholla), Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Opuntia spinosior (walkingstick cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Echinocactus wislizenii (candy barrel cactus) [Neg. C. E. Preston].
Plan for improvement of riverbank, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Plan for improvement of Market Square, Harrisburg and vicinity, Pennsylvania.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1121, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1123, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of property in slide no. 218.LS.1125, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
J. W. Manning's house after planting.
In poor downtown district. Plants grown on soil placed above brick pavement in rear yard, soil held against wall by board. (Celia Hilger, St. Louis Garden Contest).
Harbor view, Dresden, Germany.
View of Munich from the Maximilianeum, across the Isar, Germany.
Map for improvement of Cincinnati, Ohio.
11 mile radius map about Boston, Massachusetts [plan showing location of parks, etc.].
Capitol at Washington: side view, Washington, DC.
From painting by Claude Lorraine [landscape view].
From painting by Salvator Rosa [landscape view].
Gardens at Villa Lante, Bagnaia, Italy.
Pond view, Kew Gardens.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Sketch for improvement of no. 218.LS.1144, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
School garden.
Sketch for improvement of no. 218.LS.1146, McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Boys thinning and transplanting lettuce in the school garden.
Vacant Lot Gardens #2, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Vacant Lot Gardens #3, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Comparison of park areas of Paris, London, Boston (1893), Boston (1902), Philadelphia.
Plan of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and vicinity.
Plan of Buffalo, New York.
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles Brown place, Reading, Massachusetts.
Maples in front of George Shackford's house, planted about 8 yr. before photograph, Reading, Massachusetts.
High school building, Reading, Massachusetts.
View from Ash Street looking toward Reading from George Shackford's house, Massachusetts.
Reading High School, sketch for improvements, Massachusetts.
The long avenue, Windsor.
Roberts House, Reading, Massachusetts.
Roberts House sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Prescott House, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Frost house sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Haven Street Extension, Reading, Massachusetts.
A newly made parkway, Middlesex Fells Parkway near Wellington, Massachusetts.
Frost house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Haven Street Extension, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Hyde house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Entrance of parkway from Middlesex Fells, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway and Longwood Station, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
Riverway, Boston, Massachusetts.
On the Parkway.
Bad square near Reading Station showing real estate office of George T. Eames, Reading Massachusetts.
Near Reading Station, Massachusetts.
View from opposite the Reading Station showing real estate office of George T. Eames, Lunch Room, and an advertisement for Moxie beverage, Reading, Massachusetts.
Channel House, Reading, Massachusetts.
Spotty planting on the Palmer estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Front yard of the Palmer estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Warren Eaton place, Reading, Massachusetts.
Reverend Davies place showing bare banks, Reading, Massachusetts.
Palmer estate side lawn, Reading, Massachusetts.
Charles Loring's new house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Charles Loring's old house, Reading, Massachusetts.
Parker place, Reading, Massachusetts.
J. B. Lewis estate , Reading, Massachusetts.
Hyde house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Harley Prentiss house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Willard Bailey house, Reading.
Willard Bailey house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
King Littlefield house, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
Hutchinson Elm, Reading, Massachusetts.
King Littlefield house, example of bad architecture, Reading, Massachusetts.
Lynnfield Elm.
Whittier School Garden, Hampton, Virginia.
Clematis paniculata (sweet autumn clematis) at J. Woodward Manning's house.
Green Street Greenwood Cottages, Reading, Massachusetts.
Rear of Black's Block, Reading, Massachusetts.
Rear of Black's Block, sketch for improvement, Reading, Massachusetts.
An approach drive to Muskau Park , Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Tomb of Prinz (Prince) Pkler in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Albrecht Durer's house, Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Mirabell steps in Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Vase with reliefs and lawn in moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Promenade in the moat park (Wallenlagen), with Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) in foreground, much used in this park [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Street fountain and seats, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
"Bavaria" bronze 62 feet high, designed by Negus Schwanthaler with hall of fame (Ruhmeshalle) designed by Klenze (1853 A.D.) in the background, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
White marble exedra by Klenze in the Englischer Garten, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. "A beautiful thing in itself, but dropped in the woods as if from heaven, with no relation to anything near it." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Private house in the Koenig platz (palace), Munich, Bavaria, Germany. "An excellent example of a good piece of modern Munich work." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Liebig Monument, Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A stone well, Rothenburg, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Mirabell steps in Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Entrance to a caf, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany. "The subtropical effect produced by the extensive use of the plant seen in the foreground does not seem to 'go' with the northern vegetation.".
A main approach to the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland.
Bronze of youth and horse, pedestal of white marble, with rhododendrons in the background and poor base bedding in Moat park (Wallenlagen), Bremen, Germany.
Moat surrounding the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Grave of an unknown, Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Steps in Botanic Garden, Hamburg, Germany. "A beautifully designed, executed and planted flight of steps." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In Tyrol near Gastein, Austria. Falls of the Ache [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In Tyrol near Gastein, Austria. a wayside chapel [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Outside the walls, Rothenburg, Germany. "The fields of the peasants come up to the foot of the walls." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Approach and forecourt to the Schloss in Muskau Park, Germany and Poland [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Outside the walls, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
The Propylaea (designed by Kleuse in 1862) at the west side of Koenigsplatz, Munich, Germany. "A magnificent gateway terminating the Koenigsplatz." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Back of the new theatre, taken from the Schwanenteich, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Crucifix in cemetery by Johann Halbig, Munich, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Near Jacobskirche, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
[Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Rear view of the Monopteros (designed by Leo von Klenze) in the Englischer Garten, Munich Germany. "Poorly situated on an artificial mound." [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Distant view of the Monopteros (designed by Leo von Klenze) in the Englischer Garten, Munich Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Botanic Garden, circular seat, Hamburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Portion of the old Rathaus (restored), Munich, Bavaria, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Botanic Garden, circular seat, Hamburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Old brick wall in Goerlitz, Schlesien, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In an old garden, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
In the Mirabell Garden, Salzburg, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Remarkable tree grouping and beautiful lawn in the Japanese Palace Gardens, Dresden, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Riverbank treatment in outskirts, Munich, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A beautiful lawn in the Gross Garten, Dresden, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Rothenburg, Hofbrunn Gasse, Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
A view from the tower of the Rathaus (town hall), Rothenburg, Bavaria, Germany. "In its wealth of architectural beauties and in its abundance of mediaeval streets, Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber is unapproached by any other town in Germany." (Baedeker) [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
"Innere Spitalthor" (left) and "Spitalthor" (right), Rothenburg, Germany [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Gastein, Tyrol, Austria [Neg. Negus Schwanthaler].
Map of Puerto Rico.
Road to Depot, Richmond, [Virginia?], miners' houses.
School garden work (planting), Puerto Rico.
Plan of San Juan, Puerto Rico, showing buildings belonging to the Quartermaster's Department, U.S. Army, on June 30, 1898.
School garden work, boys at work, Puerto Rico.
School garden work, Musa sapientum (banana plants), Puerto Rico.
Drawing of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
School garden work, specimen plant (cotton?), Puerto Rico.
Billiard room in men's club, Port Sunlight, England.
Interior of chapel, Port Sunlight, England.
View of Richmond Park from Park Avenue over the Thames, Richmond, England.
Port Sunlight in its original condition, England.
Plan of the World Exposition grounds, Paris, France, 1900.
The Basins and Grand Canal, Versailles, France.
The McAuley Plan for a boulevard to Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Boulevard plan (proposed Park Road) by Art Federation of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) [House and Garden].
Boulevard plan, Art Federation of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania).
Councilman Huey's plan for the boulevard to Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [House and Garden].
Avenue de Bois de Boulogne viewed toward Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France.
View toward the Palace of Versailles from Grande Basin, Versailles, France.
View from Devil's Island, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Mill wasteways at Niagara Falls, Niagara, New York.
The river bank at St. Paul, Minnesota.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, South Parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?], 6 August [1901?] ].
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, Wetzel's Swamp parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-30-, September 1901].
View from the back of the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
A school garden on the Hawaiian Islands.
School gardens near Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.
View toward the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, Paxton Creek Parkway [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?] ].
View of Mississippi River, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Public building grouping plan recommended by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, January 2nd, 1900, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rapid Transit Plan, Chicago, Illinois.
Approach to Hampton Court, England [identical to lantern slide # 1338].
The Long Walk, Windsor Castle, England.
Harbor entrance of the city of Bordeaux, France. Treatment by pylons.
Approach to Hampton Court, England [identical to lantern slide # 1335].
20th Century Washington DC, the New Mall drawing.
20th Century Washington DC, drawing of the Washington Monument from the East.
Metropolitan Park scheme for St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
English Ivy on a building in Washington, DC.
Original Harrisburg, Pennsylvania park scheme [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-30-33, September 1901].
Window box decoration on the front of Frank A. Rieker Star Brewery, Lancaster, Pennsylvania (late 1800's).
Vine covered fire station at Chicago, Illinois.
A vacant lot at St. Paul, Minnesota.
Vine covered wall at Haverford, Pennsylvania.
St. Paul, Minnesota, from Devil's Island.
St. Paul, Minnesota park system plan ("present 1903 park system").
Cutting willows on Devil's Island, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Bird's-eye view of Middlesex Fells, Boston, Massachusetts.
Bird's-eye view of Middlesex Fells, west park system, Boston, Massachusetts.
Advertising on side of building for Henderson's White Pills at Baltimore, Maryland.
School garden near Smithsonian Institution grounds, Washington, DC.
Sketch for evaluation of scheme: use of old State House columns, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[?], 29 October 1903].
Plan of State House column scheme, Harrisburg Parks Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-93-4, 27 October 1903].
Reservoir Park plan, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Parks, use of old State House columns: detail about base of column [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-44, 29 October 1903].
State Capitol improvement scheme: Smith Street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
State Capitol improvement scheme: Capitol end, St. Paul, Minnesota, [Manning Brothers plan no. 567-[?] ].
Reservoir Park extension, Harrisburg Park Commission, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-[46?], October 1903].
The shelter of the Elevated Railroad Company at Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Beacon Street and shelter at Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Beacon Street from Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Brookline and Allston from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Aspinwall Hill and Beaconsfield Terrace from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Corey Hill from Gardner Road, Aspinwall Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Aspinwall Hill from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts (low view).
Aspinwall Hill from Corey Hill, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue from Corey Hill (North), Brookline, Massachusetts.
Commonwealth Avenue from Corey Hill (Northwest), Brookline, Massachusetts.
Map of Philadelphia and environs.
Map of Chicago and environs showing water works system, parks, boulevards, public buildings, and railroads.
Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California.
City of Mexico, plan of Plaza de la Reforma.
Reservoir Station winter effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Reservoir Station summer effect (westerly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Map of Chicago and environs showing rapid transit lines.
Reservoir Station summer effect (easterly view), Brookline Massachusetts.
Railroad station, Dalton, Massachusetts.
Railroad station in winter, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Railroad station in winter, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, summer effect, Wellesley Farms, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, winter effect, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts.
Railroad station, summer effect, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts.
Longwood Station, Boston and Albany Railroad in winter, Brookline, Massachusetts.
View near railroad station, Chautauqua, New York,.
Windsor Castle from Home Park.
Berlin University.
Edinburgh Castle and National Gallery, Scotland.
Edinburgh University quadrangle, Scotland.
Torquay, general view of park.
Elizabeth Bridge and St. Charles Church, Vienna, Austria.
Durham Cathedral and Castle, Durham, England.
Front view of Durham Cathedral, Durham, England.
Oxford, England.
University of Minnesota, improvement scheme [Manning Brothers plan no. 414-9].
University of Minnesota, present condition [Manning Brothers plan no. 414-4].
Minneapolis Park System, Lake Harriet Pavilion, Minnesota [Manning plan no. 554-?].
City End, newspaper plan, Harrisburg Park System, Pennsylvania [Manning Brothers plan no. 322-99, 25 November 1903].
View toward the Capitol, St. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Map of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
East Side Park Plan, Minneapolis Park System, Minnesota [Manning Brothers plan no. 259-8].
Edge of river bank, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Rail Road Bridge, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Lecture Hall, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Armory, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A school, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
An avenue, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Front view of Armory, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Trees in the campus, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Memorial, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A view across Parade, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The river bank, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Power House, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Railroad bank north of station yard, Providence, Rhode Island.
Bird's eye view of Exchange Place, Providence, Rhode Island.
View across the green, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Planting along the terrace, Washington, DC.
Dome from Botanic Garden, Washington, DC.
Branch, school garden, Boston, Massachusetts.
Branch, school garden, university settlement, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Branch, school garden, university settlement, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Railroad station at left, Woodland, Massachusetts.
Wooded farm after cyclone.
Wooded farm after cyclone.
Front elevation Administration Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Front elevation Transportation Building , Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Side elevation Transportation Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Plan, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Bird's eye view, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Front elevation Army and Navy Building, Jamestown Exposition, Virginia.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC.
Children's playground, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California.
Giant's Causeway, Ireland.
View of the beach from the iron pier, Cape May, New Jersey.
Colored slide showing open space next to houses with mountains and the sun setting.
Colored slide showing house and yard, towmen in foreground.
Colored slide showing cottages and group of people.
Gateway and Pike's Peak, Colorado.
West Point from Battery and pontoons on the Hudson, New York.
Orange grove, California.
Yosemite Falls, Yosemite National Park, California.
Coconut grove at home of Kainlani, Hawaii.
The Prado from the Indian Stating, Havana, Cuba.
El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California.
The flag of the free waves our Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands.
Mt. Wilson and Pasadena, California.
The Minarets, New York.
Proposed treatment sketch of coal and wood yard district (before), Canandaigua, New York.
Proposed treatment sketch the view of the coal and wood yard district (after) Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of Main Street looking southeast from Ontario Street, proposed treatment, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of private boat houses at the end of Main Street, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of private boat houses at the end of Main Street, proposed treatment, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of coal and wood yard district near Main Street, proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of Main Street looking northwest from Ontario Street to business district, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view from Main Street to coal and wood yard district, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view from Main Street to coal and wood yard district proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of coal and wood yard district near Main Street, Canandaigua, New York.
Sketch of the view of coal and wood yard district near Main Street proposed, Canandaigua, New York.
View from across the lagoon and wooded island from Transportation Building, World's Fair.
Eskimo Kayakers at the World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
California State Building facade, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Maryland State Building, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Louisiana State Building, World's Columbian Exposition 1893, Chicago, Illinois.
Street Scene in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Street Scene in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Rhododendrons in North Carolina.
Interior court or courtyard.
Rail tracks in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Walk in a park.
Terrace houses.
Interior court or courtyard.
Factory or mill along river in Flint, Michigan.
Unimproved factory grounds in Flint, Michigan.
Factory or mill along river in Flint, Michigan.
Factories and other buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Factories and other buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Houses along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of houses along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of river and surrounding buildings in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Buildings along river in Flint, Michigan.
Conceptual drawing of river and surrounding buildings in Flint, Michigan.
Map of Hopedale, Massachusetts.
Map of Munising, Michigan.
Artistic rendering of Billerica Centre in the early days, Massachusetts.
Harriet Roger's beech tree in winter.
Map of Menominee, Wisconsin.
Harriet Roger's beech tree in summer.
Tenement districts with playground areas being constructed, Chicago, Illinois.
Method of disposing of fill used in farming lake frontage area, Lincoln Park, Chicago.
Jasper Street with hospital, Methodist church, employee club house, Gwinn, Michigan.
Tamarack Street with Finnish Lutheran Church as its terminus, Gwinn, Michigan.
Public school, playground and running track in the foreground, Gwinn, Michigan.
Churches from Boulder Street, Gwinn, Michigan.
Plan of grade of Centre, Park and Somerset Streets, Bangor, Maine.
Plan of site for Public Library and Civic Center, Bangor, Maine.
Old Post Office from State Street looking north, Bangor, Maine.
Looking northwest across State Street and burned district to west, Bangor, Maine.
Plan of existing conditions of the lot for the Public Library, Bangor, Maine.
Looking easterly up State Street from edge of Kenduskeag, Bangor, Maine.
From State Street bridge north, Post Office extreme left, Bangor, Maine.
Looking north up French Street from burned First Parish Church site, Bangor, Maine.
East from Kenduskeag between Franklin and Central Street, Bangor, Maine.
Northerly on Exchange Street during fire, Bangor, Maine.
Central Church on French Street, Bangor, Maine.
From library site, across school grounds to City Hall, Bangor, Maine.
From library site to inlook point on Court Street, Bangor, Maine.
Government Building from the Main Street, Bangor, Maine.
Anderson Street bridge from river back of school house, Bangor, Maine.
From Anderson Street bridge, tree covered bluffs on left, Bangor, Maine.
View from library site toward City Hall Tower, Bangor, Maine.
Proposed lines of channel and layout of adjacent area, Tiffin, Ohio.
Sandusky River improvement, Tiffin, Ohio.
Survey about Dort School, Flint, Michigan.
Final study for Dort School grounds and playground, Flint, Michigan.
Suggestion for proposed bridge across narrows, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Townsite, Gwinn, Michigan.
Final plan for development, Goodyear Heights, Akron, Ohio.
View of suggested improvements of Kenduskeag Basin, Bangor, Maine.
Plan for arrangement of Philips Playground, Swampscott, Massachusetts.
Fordway Bridge.
Fordway Bridge.
Fordway Bridge.
Railway, Lights and Power Company, study for arrangement, Birmingham, Alabama.
Mayfield Country Club, existing conditions and study for arrangement, Cleveland, Ohio.
Map of thickly settled areas of the North Shore region, Chicago, Illinois.
Coal, Iron, and Railway Company employee's homes, Alabama and Tennessee [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 237].
Coal, Iron, and Railway Company employee's homes, Alabama and Tennessee [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 236].
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, employees' homes, Woodlawn, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 228].
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, employees' home occupied by engineer, Woodlawn, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 226].
Lackawanna Steel Company, employees' homes, Lackawanna City near Buffalo, New York [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 244].
Brier Hill Steel Company, employees' homes, Youngstown, Ohio [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 229].
Lackawanna Steel Company, employees' homes, Lackawanna City near Buffalo, New York [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 245].
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, employees' homes, Gary, Indiana [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 232].
United Engineering and Foundry Company, employees' homes, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 269].
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company, employees' homes, Gwinn, Michigan [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 250].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, general view showing miners' houses, Hielwood, Pennsylvania [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 266].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, boarding house for single men, Felton, Cuba [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 267].
Pennsylvania Steel Company, foremen's and laborers' cottages, Felton, Cuba [Monthly Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Institute, September 1913, pg. 268].
Company houses rented to employees, Almelk Mines and Osceola Mines.
Company houses rented to employees, Osceola Mines and Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #8: "The following plan indicates Billerica's highest hills, streams, localities and roads before 1900.".
Log houses rented to employees, Almelk Mine.
Cottage schematics for Mr. Arnold Mitchell (1913) and Mr. F. W. Troup (1906).
Milltown houses, southwestern Virginia.
Company houses rented to employees, Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Log houses, Calumet and Hecla Mine.
Milltown houses, southwestern Virginia.
Mud cottages at Naseby, England.
Map of hills, stream, localities and roads of the 1800 period, Billerica, Massachusetts.
Words that accompany Forest map, Billerica, Massachusetts (see 218.LS.1760 for accompanying map).
A plan for the Improvement of a Mill Village, Billerica, Massachusetts.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #1: "The Billerica Improvement Association extends greetings to all.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #2: "Before and After Pictures.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #4" "A view over Billerica Common in the early days. You know how trees planted since then by citizens as memorials, and for their beauty, have improved its appearance.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #5: "On the following plan red indicates the woodlands of 1853; red and grey woodlands of today.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #3: "The Harriet B. Rogers' Beech in summer and winter. This tree has been deeded to our Improvement Association to stand a permanent memorial.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #6: "On the following Billerica plan black areas represent wet ground; spots indicate frequency of ledges and boulders.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #3: "The Harriet B. Rogers' Beech in summer and winter. This tree has been deeded to our Improvement Association to stand a permanent memorial."
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #9: "Each dotted line represents a shore line that water would make if raised 20 feet at a time from the Concord River's hundred foot level to 320 feet on Gilson Hill top. Lines near together indicate steep land; lines far apart indicate flat land.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #10: "The 60 miles of roads in the towns 16000 acres before 1900 cost $92. per mile per year to maintain. Now 50 miles of additional new roads are required for 19 new subdivisions. They include 10,000 lots, of which 8000 are only 25 x 100 ft.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #11: "The inexpensive woodland roads and trails that the people most enjoy. We want a system of public waterside and wildwood reservations with such roads and trails.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #12: "Salem Road before and after the lumberman had illegally cut the roadside trees that belonged to our townspeople. It is the tree warden's duty to protect such roadside growth.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #13: "The three following slides show how a plain, bare house can be draped by vines and surrounded by flowering plants at an original cost that need not exceed $100.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #14: "The two following slides show how unsightly buildings can be screened in ten years by a planting of trees at an original cost of $50.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #15: "Home ground surveys and plans made by 7th and 8th grade children as a substitute for free hand drawing. Why should not Billerica children undertake this work?".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #16: Schoolgirl's plan.
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #17: "Why should not our children be educated through school gardening to successful farming: This is being done by European countries and many of our states.".
Billerica Improvement Association, lecture word slide #18: "We want you all to sign blanks for membership and leave them with the secretary's assistants at the door.".
Owner's plan of property (Charles Burt), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Owner's plan of property (George Kellew), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Owner's plan of property (John Seaboy), Ishpeming, Michigan.
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Tree surgery (from Jas. K. Mills).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) moth (from W. C. O'Kane).
Lepidosaphes Ulmi (Apple mussel scale or oystershell scale).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) eggs (from W. C. O'Kane).
Chionaspis Furfura (Harris's Bark-Louse or Scurfy Bark Louse or Scurfy Scale) (from W. C. O'Kane).
Aspidiotus Perniciosus (San Jose scale) (from W. C. O'Kane).
Malacosoma americanum (Eastern tent caterpillar) communal tent (from W. C. O'Kane).
West State Street, winter scene, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Maine State Capitol, Augusta, Maine [from postcard].
New York State Capitol, Albany, New York [from postcard].
Looking out to the bay from St. Mark's, Venice, Italy.
Budapest, Hungary.
Pennsylvania's old capitol "Red Capitol," Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy.
Watershed map of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania map of population distribution.
Penobscot and Kennebec Rivers--map showing drainage basins.
Susquehanna River map showing drainage basin.
Michigan Peninsula map showing principal streams and drainage basins.
St. Croix River map showing drainage basin.
New York State map showing freight rates from New York City to various cities.
West State Street showing entrance to State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Huron River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Thunder Bay River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Muskegon River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Grand River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Kalamazoo River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
St. Joseph River map showing drainage basin, Michigan.
Androscoggin, Presumpscot and Saco Rivers map showing drainage basins, New Hampshire and Maine.
Southern Appalachian Region, modeled by Edwin E. Howell.
Potomac River map showing drainage basin.
New England map showing drainage basins.
Panama Pacific Exposition 1915, greylock portion of model.
Pennsylvania Relief Map, May 1915--photo of.
Map of main highways, steam railroads and public areas, Dedham, Massachusetts.
West State Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Legends to accompany Holyoke model, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Legends to accompany Holyoke model, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River and railroad tracks, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River , Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Connecticut River , Holyoke, Massachusetts.
North Dakota State Capitol, Bismarck, North Dakota [from postcard].
Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard card].
Rhode Island State Capitol, Providence, Rhode Island [from postcard].
Maryland State House, Annapolis, Maryland [from postcard].
Ohio State Capitol, Columbus, Ohio [from postcard].
South Dakota State Capitol, Pierre, South Dakota [from postcard].
Telephoto view, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Louisiana State Capitol, Baton Rouge, Louisiana [from postcard].
Montana State Capitol, Helena, Montana [from postcard].
State Street showing the Pennsylvania State Capitol from a distance, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [from postcard].
Massachusetts State House and Hooker Monument, Boston, Massachusetts [from postcard].
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Station and Capitol, Providence, Rhode Island [from postcard].
Idaho State Capitol, Boise, Idaho [from postcard].
Piccadilly, Manchester, England.
Treatment of city square, Berlin, Germany.
Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Missouri [from postcard].
Virginia State Capitol, Richmond, Virginia [from postcard].
Trenton, New Jersey--State House from river [from postcard].
Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah [from postcard].
Tennessee State Capitol, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dome of capitol from Botanical Gardens, Washington, DC [from postcard].
Alabama Waterways Map, taken from Birmingham Ledger, Birmingham, Alabama.
Front view of the Capitol, Washington, DC [from Christian Science Monitor].
Altamont Highway, Mountain Boulevard, Birmingham, Alabama.
Labourdonnais Square, Port Louis, Mauritius [from Christian Science Monitor].
Main Hall of the Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania.
Grand Canal, Versailles, France.
Mitchell Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Photo of the European Linden (Tilia europaea?), Dover, Massachusetts.
Photo of the European Linden (Tilia europaea?), Dover, Massachusetts.
Hudson-Mohawk Trail and its complementary connection through Canada to Chicago.
Gateway with dwelling in background.
Tall shrubs above retaining wall, bordering a stairway.
Dwelling and trees.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris).
Planting Plan for Dr. W. Wesselhoeft, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris).
Drawing of grounds.
Flowers.
Iris border in Mr. Greenwood Pim's garden.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris); Iris Orientalis (Yellowband Iris).
Iris Variegata (Hungarian Iris) Sampson.
Cathedral with lake and trees.
Cityscape with tall buildings along a street.
Iris.
Group of Spring Iris: 1. Iris Histrio (George), 2. I. Rosenbachiana (Regel), 3. I. Persica (Persian), 4. I. Kolpakowski.
Waterfront.
Garden.
Palm trees.
Iris Korolkowi Oncocylus.
Marica Northiana (North's False Flag or Apostle Plant).
Iris Gatesii (German Iris).
Field of Iris: Iris Laevigata--syn., Kaempferi (Rabbit-Ear Iris) in Japan.
Iris Douglassiana (Douglas Iris) and Iris Tictorum (or Tectorum) (Japanese Root Iris, Roof Iris, Wall Iris).
Iris Latifolia (English Iris).
Iris Pumilla (Dwarf Iris).
Iris Florentina (Florentine Iris).
Driveways lined with manicured shrubs and trees.
English Ivy, Leon Tolstor.
Irises.
Irises.
Tall shrubs and trees above retaining wall, bordering a stairway.
Irises.
Grounds of a mansion.
Pillars of house and yard with trees and shrubs.
Flower bed and yard.
Field of irises.
Shrubbery.
Yard with shrubs.
Driveway lined with plants.
Circular drive.
Palm trees lining a road.
Plants by a house.
Amelanchier Canadensis (Shadbush).
Iris foetidissima (Stinking Iris, Gladwin Iris).
Iris.
Iris Flovescens (or Flavescens) (Tall Bearded Iris).
Iris.
Iris.
Iris Laevigata (Rabbit-Ear Iris).
Iris Cristata (Dwarf Crested Iris).
Beluncanda Chinensis (or Belamcanda Chinensis) (Blackberry Lily).
Iris Regalis Cyclus, Psyche Charon Iphegina (Iphigina).
Iris F Albida Dalmatica.
Iris Chamaeris.
Iris Paradoxa Parsamb.
Iris Ochroleuca (Seashore Iris), Iris Monspur.
Iris Otropusca (oncocyclus).
Clump of Iris.
Plant.
Planting plan for F. A. Perkins Esa, Melrose, Massachusetts.
Waterfall with ferns, etc.
Pond with bridge and plants.
Vines growing up a house.
Iris.
Planting at bay window, J. Woodward Manning estate, Reading, Massachusetts.
Iris Sibirica (Siberian Iris), Iris Orientalis (Yellowband Iris).
National Park road lined with trees and cars.
Borough of State College, Pennsylvania.
City planning, road map of the state of Georgia, showing principal thoroughfares from Athens.
Athens city planning, main highways and trading areas about the city, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to present use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, study for traffic ways parkways, and recreation areas, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation parkways, trails, recreation areas topography, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation parkways, trails, recreation areas to buildings, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to buildings, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of traffic ways to topography, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of present to proposed use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, sewer and water lines, Georgia.
Athens city planning, relation of existing buildings to proposed use districts, Georgia.
Athens city planning, building map, Georgia.
Athens city planning, topographic map, Georgia.
Athens city planning, proposed use district maps, Georgia.
Athens city planning, present use districts, Georgia.
Blarney Castle, Ireland.
Lake in Killarney, Ireland.
Giant's Causeway, Ireland.
Stirling Castle, Scotland.
Tower of London, England.
Westminster Abbey, London, England.
Houses of Parliament, London, England.
Trafalgar Square, London, England.
Windsor Castle, England.
Panoramic view of Paris, France.
Place De La Concorde, Paris, France.
Battlefield of Waterloo, Belgium.
Bingen, Germany.
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rheinstein Castle, Germany.
Stockholm, Sweden.
Berlin, Germany.
Moscow, Russia.
House of Peter the Great, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Vienna, Austria.
Chillon, Switzerland.
Cathedral, Milan, Italy.
Venice, Italy.
The Grand Canal, Venice, Italy.
Florence, Italy.
Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy.
The Forum, Rome, Italy.
The Colosseum, Rome, Italy.
St. Peter's, Rome, Italy.
St. Peter's interior, Rome, Italy.
Statue of Moses by Michelangelo.
House of the Bonapartes.
Bay of Naples, Italy.
Algeria public square.
Athens, Greece.
St. Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey (formerly Constantinople ).
Nazareth, Israel.
Jerusalem, Israel.
Three Sisters and El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, California.
Big tunnel tree, Wawona, California.
Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Aerial view of Omaha, Nebraska.
Street scene in Chicago, Illinois.
Aerial view of St. Louis, Missouri.
Niagara Falls, New York.
Aerial view of New York City, with the Brooklyn Bridge in the background.
U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.
Bethlehem, Palestine.
White House in Washington, DC.
Gethsemane, Israel.
Cairo, Egypt--donkey.
Alexandria, Egypt.
Suez Canal.
Pyramids, Egypt.
The Golden Temple, Amritsar, India.
Fakir musician and sorcerer.
People affected by a famine in India.
The Memorial Statue, Cawnpore, India.
Monkey hunted down in India.
Aerial view of Peking (Beijing), China.
Group of Chinese.
aerial view of Yeddo (Edo), Japan.
Street musicians in Japan.
Market scene in China.
Daibutsu "Great Buddha" at Kotoku-in Temple, Kamakura, Japan.
Senso-ji Temple, pagoda and Hozomon gate, Tokyo, Japan.
Aerial view of San Francisco, California.
The Cliff House and seal rocks of San Francisco, California.
California State Capitol, Sacramento, California.
Evergreen trees.
Foothill vegetation including Rhus microphylla (littleleaf sumac), Larrea Mexicana (Chaparral, Greasewood, Creosote bush), Santa Catalina foothills, Arizona.
Mansion from the back of large back yard.
Residence of Mr. A. A. Pope, Farmington, Connecticut.
Drive and wall of Mr. A. A. Pope, Farmington, Connecticut.
Tennis courts.
Sack races.
Maps of Baltimore, Maryland; New York City; Boston, Massachusetts; London, England; Paris, France.
Fireworks on the water.
Playground with children.
Playground.
Swimming school on lake.
Woman selling produce.
Women on a bench.
Baby stroller.
Ft. McHenry in background along horizon behind swimmers, Baltimore, Maryland,.
Woman and child on a bench in a park in Baltimore, Maryland.
Children on the beach at Patterson Lake, Baltimore, Maryland.
Pillars and shrubs.
Severn Teackle Wallis Statue, east end of Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland.
Cottage with trees and shrubs.
Lake with platform full of people.
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Cement repair of tree cavities.
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Davey treatment (repair of tree cavities).
Tree lined street.
Road through forest.
Tree lined road.
Branch Brook Park. Southern Division. Site of subway after improvement.
Tree lined road, Sept. 9, 1909.
Swimmers.
Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy.
Wisteria Sinensis, Chinese Wisteria; Ampelopsis Veitchii, Boston Ivy; Aesculus hippocastanum, European Horse-Chestnut; American Elm; Dwarf Horse-Chestnut.
Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina.
Street lined with Elm trees.
Heathfield House, gardens.
Yard of house with shrubs and trees.
Latrobe Park, playground, Baltimore, Maryland.
Transplanting a tree.
Advertisement for tree moving.
Courtyard from street to house, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico [League for Social Service, New York no.10-5].
Dwarfed trees (Thuja obtusa) growing in jardiniers, Japanese.
Patterson Park, athletics, Baltimore, Maryland.
House on a hill.
Swimmers.
Lake with rocks and trees.
House with driveway lined with shrubs.
Tree lined road.
Countryside painting.
Branch Brook Park, Northern Division, Newark, New Jersey.
Branch Brook Park, Southern Division, after improvement, Newark, New Jersey.
Bridge over river.
Pond in a park.
City Park with a pond.
Country road along river.
John Eager Howard statue in Baltimore, Maryland.
Road through forest.
Playground with children.
City Springs, playground, Baltimore, Maryland.
Park with statues.
Sheep with shepherd.