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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced. Two prints; one 5x7 and one 4x5. Copy Negative available.
1914 |
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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced.
1914 |
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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced.
1914 |
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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced.
1914 |
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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced.
1914 |
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MBG Herbaceous Garden -- part of a panoramic view of the garden shortly before it was removed and replaced.
1914 |
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MBG Iris Garden, mounted on board with another print.
1931 |
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MBG Iris Garden, mounted on board with another print.
1937 |
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MBG Italian Garden (a.k.a. the Formal Garden). Employees posed for group shot in center of garden with Juno statue, Arbor in background. Adhered to scrapbook page with another photograph on reverse side. 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.
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MBG Italian Garden (a.k.a. the Formal Garden). Employees posed for group shot in front of Conservatory. Adhered to scrapbook page with another photograph on reverse side. 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.
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