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331.  Samuela carnerosana. Cameros Pass? Mexico.

 



1900

332.  Palm House. Lily Ponds. Main Gardens.

View of Palm House, lily ponds, and main gardens. 



1918

333.  Asplenium ebeneum. Habitat.

 



1900

334.  Callistemon lanceolatus. Bottle brush.

 



1918

335.  Cinchona officinalis. Quinine.

Cinchona officinalis, the plant from which Quinine was derived. Quinine proved effective in treating countless Malaria cases. 



1918

336.  Cereus marginata.

 



1908

337.  Main Gate, interior view. Ladies on path.

Main Gate interior view with ladies on path. Two copy negatives available. PRINTS AVAILABLE -- SEE PHO 1984-0002, PHO 2006-2450 and PHO 2006-2507. Negatives available at PHO 2006-2508 and PHO 2006-2509. 



1900

338.  Observatory with garden view.

Observatory with visitors and garden view. Taken from Stereo View. 3- 5x7 in. prints. PRINTS AVAILABLE -- SEE PHO 1982-0042 and PHO 2006-2812. 




339.  Date palm in Parterre in 1890s.

Date palm in Parterre in 1890's. 



1890

340.  Musa.

Musa growing in greenhouse. 



1914

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