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While a young merchant in St. Louis Shaw began buying enslaved persons in the 1820s. In 1850 Shaw owned nine and by 1853 eleven; 1860 census records list eight enslaved persons. As with the 1850 census, their names were not listed. Please see the historical timeline for more information.
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Dr. Peter Wyse Jackson
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Water lilies growning in main lily pools at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
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Comparitive sizes of lily pods.
1923 |
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Variety of water lily blooms for comparison.
1923 |
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Garden horticulture staff members planting water lilies in the main lily pools.
1923 |
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Garden horticulture staff members planting water lilies in the main lily pools using string lines.
1923 |
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Garden horticulture staff members tilling the original dirt bottom of the main lily pools.
1923 |
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Setting plants near lily pools. Mounted with PHO 2006-2542
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Gazebo with iris and peonies in bloom.
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