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Italian Garden. Pergola (extends on north-south axis) in background. Juno visible to the right.
1918 |
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MBG Italian Garden (a.k.a. the Formal Garden). South side, Desert House. PRINT AVAILABLE -- SEE PHO 1982-0265. The Pergola was the open row of columns and trellises bordering the west side of the Italian Garden. The Arbors were the two roofed structures at the center of the Pergola. The Greenhouse which made up the surrounding border of the Italian Garden was -- as a whole -- referred to as the Conservatory or the Italian Garden Greenhouse, with each part of the building segmented into; Desert House, Cycad and Fern House, Economic House, South African House, and Palm House. After the Palm House was torn down, the remaining south and north buildings were called the Desert House and the Mediterranean House.
1921 |
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Italian Garden view looking west toward pergola. Juno visible.
1918 |
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1921 |
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Rose Garden in front of Linnaean House. View is toward southeast, looking toward Main Gate. One 5x4 in. loose negative; one 7x5 in. print.
1923 |
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Open Sunday at the Garden. Streetcars on Tower Grove Ave. with people streaming from the Main Gate to the cars.
1902 |
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Open Sunday at the Garden. People on circle just north of Tower Grove House.
1903 |
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School of Gardening. Students at drafting tables in 2 west parlors at Tower Grove House. One 7x5 in. print at PHO 2007-1222. Copy negative available at PHO 2007-1211.
1917 |
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School of Gardening. Students and instructors on the steps of Tower Grove House at graduation. Top: Dr. Moore. Backrow: Pring, Lurie, Monteith, C. Pedlow, Ellis. Mid Row: G. Pedlow, Kohl, Noyes, Cella. Front Row: Miss Fuhr, Miss Corley.
1917 |
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Olmsted Brothers, Landscape Architects, Brookline, Mass. 2 7x5 in. prints.
1905 |
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