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| 8298 | Alberta Spruces |
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| Two Alberta spruce trees, thought to be transplanted from Reef Point Early photo of garden -- no border plantings yet. Before 1961 |
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Description: Two Alberta spruce trees, thought to be transplanted from Reef Point Early photo of garden -- no border plantings yet. Before 1961 | ||||
| 5102 | Bookends and other signage of Charles Savage |
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| Relief carved sign "Herbals" and hollow carved sign "Bunchberry" as well as bookends decorated with a fox and tree branch. |
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Description: Relief carved sign "Herbals" and hollow carved sign "Bunchberry" as well as bookends decorated with a fox and tree branch. | |||||
| 5103 | Bookends and other signage of Charles Savage |
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| Same as item 5102 (photo 1516) with frontal view. |
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Description: Same as item 5102 (photo 1516) with frontal view. | |||||
| 7799 | Catalog of Mount Desert Nurseries |
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| The Northeast Harbor branch of the Mount Desert Nurseries was established in 1898. It was first managed by George Miller, brother of William Miller who managed the Bar Harbor business. It was then managed for several years by Richard Rothe prior to 1910 and then was taken over by Philip McLean. Summit Road. Rothe was a specialist on rock gardening and the photographer who took the picture of Mr. Curtis in front of the granite outcropping that is exhibited in the Lodge. Curtis often used the plants and services of Mount Desert Nurseries in his landscape engineering and garden developing work for clients on the island. It has been established that he used their laborers and plant material for the Bowen estate, Baymeath (Hulls Cove). This records also includes the postmarked envelope that the catalog was mailed to Joseph Curtis in Northeast Harbor. |
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Description: The Northeast Harbor branch of the Mount Desert Nurseries was established in 1898. It was first managed by George Miller, brother of William Miller who managed the Bar Harbor business. It was then managed for several years by Richard Rothe prior to 1910 and then was taken over by Philip McLean. Summit Road. Rothe was a specialist on rock gardening and the photographer who took the picture of Mr. Curtis in front of the granite outcropping that is exhibited in the Lodge. Curtis often used the plants and services of Mount Desert Nurseries in his landscape engineering and garden developing work for clients on the island. It has been established that he used their laborers and plant material for the Bowen estate, Baymeath (Hulls Cove). This records also includes the postmarked envelope that the catalog was mailed to Joseph Curtis in Northeast Harbor. [show more] | ||||||
| 7804 | Correspondence of Francis L. Lee related to plant orders and roses |
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| A nursery order and two lists of flowers and plants created by Francis L. Lee, the Civil War commander of Joseph Curtis and one who was interested in gardens and flowers. Not know how or why Curtis had these in his possession. Found in a drawer of the chest in the Living Room. Curtis wrote of Lee and his great admiration for him in another manuscript. |
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Description: A nursery order and two lists of flowers and plants created by Francis L. Lee, the Civil War commander of Joseph Curtis and one who was interested in gardens and flowers. Not know how or why Curtis had these in his possession. Found in a drawer of the chest in the Living Room. Curtis wrote of Lee and his great admiration for him in another manuscript. | ||||
| 7114 | Crab Apples for America |
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| Originally from the Reef Point Gardens Library. |
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| 6904 | Fall Foliage |
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| 6927 | Farwell to Sigi |
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| 8054 | Flowers on a Table, Asticou Lodge, ca. 1910 |
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| A sepia tone photograph of a bouquet of flowers on a table on the porch of a cottage. Probably taken during the period when Mr. and Mrs. Curtis lived at the Asticou Lodge (now the Crofoot Residence). Print appears to have been colored in with pencil. |
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Description: A sepia tone photograph of a bouquet of flowers on a table on the porch of a cottage. Probably taken during the period when Mr. and Mrs. Curtis lived at the Asticou Lodge (now the Crofoot Residence). Print appears to have been colored in with pencil. | ||||
| 6984 | Hyde Chart of Wild Flowers |
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| Chart I. Issued by the New England Wild Flower Society Inc., Horticultural Hall, Boston, MA. |
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Description: Chart I. Issued by the New England Wild Flower Society Inc., Horticultural Hall, Boston, MA. | ||||
| 7802 | Japanese Maple in memory of Catherine Davis Quesada, 2004 |
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| A photo printed from a .jpg file onto paper of the Japanese Maple tree planted in 2004 in memory of Katherine Davis Quesada. A gift from Kate Baxter. |
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Description: A photo printed from a .jpg file onto paper of the Japanese Maple tree planted in 2004 in memory of Katherine Davis Quesada. A gift from Kate Baxter. | ||||
| 7767 | Labels used with Herbals displayed at Thuya Lodge |
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| Five typewritten display labels used with book displays in the Herbals Room at Thuya Lodge. Created for the following books: 1. Matttioli: Commentaries on Dioscorides - Venice, 1565 2. Gerard, The Herball, of General Historie of Plants - London, 1633 3. Clusius, Rariorum Plantarum Historia - Antwerp, 1601 4. Belon, De Arboribus Coniferis, etc. - Paris, 1553 5. Parkinson, Theatricum Botanicum, 1640 These labels were removed from the Lodge in 2006 when the displays were changed. Probably originally typed and written by Charles K. Savage prior to his death. |
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Description: Five typewritten display labels used with book displays in the Herbals Room at Thuya Lodge. Created for the following books: 1. Matttioli: Commentaries on Dioscorides - Venice, 1565 2. Gerard, The Herball, of General Historie of Plants - London, 1633 3. Clusius, Rariorum Plantarum Historia - Antwerp, 1601 4. Belon, De Arboribus Coniferis, etc. - Paris, 1553 5. Parkinson, Theatricum Botanicum, 1640 These labels were removed from the Lodge in 2006 when the displays were changed. Probably originally typed and written by Charles K. Savage prior to his death. [show more] | ||||
| 3358 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Abba Goold Woolson |
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| Regarding Lincoln Highway and Roadside beautifying |
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Description: Regarding Lincoln Highway and Roadside beautifying | ||||
| 3366 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to H. E. Hamlin |
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| Regarding Lincoln Highway and roadside beautification |
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Description: Regarding Lincoln Highway and roadside beautification | ||||
| 3362 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Harold Sewell |
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| Regarding Highway Roadside Beautifying |
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Description: Regarding Highway Roadside Beautifying | |||
| 3335 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Harriet N. Fenderson |
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| Regarding Roadside Beautifying |
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Description: Regarding Roadside Beautifying | |||
| 3341 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to John Clark Scates |
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| Regarding Hamlin Highway and roadside beautifying |
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Description: Regarding Hamlin Highway and roadside beautifying | |||
| 3360 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. E. E. Kendall |
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| Regarding Lincoln Highway tree planting |
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Description: Regarding Lincoln Highway tree planting | |||
| 3373 | Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Paul D. Sargent |
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| Regarding highway planting and beautifying |
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Description: Regarding highway planting and beautifying | |||
| 3370 | Letter: Paul D. Sargent to Belle Smallidge Knowles |
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| Regarding Lincoln Highway mileage and tree planting |
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Description: Regarding Lincoln Highway mileage and tree planting | |||
| 5108 | Lobby Display for Charles Savage Exhibit |
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| "Bonsai" display introducing the Charles Savage exhibit in the Patterson room. The pine branch is long associated with CKS and was arranged by George Demas and Janet Milne. |
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Description: "Bonsai" display introducing the Charles Savage exhibit in the Patterson room. The pine branch is long associated with CKS and was arranged by George Demas and Janet Milne. | |||||
| 1577 | Need Of Conserving the Beauty & Freedom Of Nature |
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| Ecology and conservation of Public lands Plans for Foundation of Acadia National Park. |
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Description: Ecology and conservation of Public lands Plans for Foundation of Acadia National Park. | ||||||
| 5725 | Photographs of Betsy Flagg Melcher art |
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| Photographs of Betsy Flagg Melcher's portraits, floral still lives, and nature scenes. Several photographs are of an exhibit of her paintings at the Northeast Harbor Library in 1992. |
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Description: Photographs of Betsy Flagg Melcher's portraits, floral still lives, and nature scenes. Several photographs are of an exhibit of her paintings at the Northeast Harbor Library in 1992. | |||||
| 7847 | Photographs of the Asticou Azalea Garden, June 2007 |
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| Transparencies of the Azalea Garden, June 2007, taken by Hall for use in the 50th anniversary books written by Letitia Baldwin. A commission of Rod Ward, member of the Asticou Azalea Garden Committee |
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Description: Transparencies of the Azalea Garden, June 2007, taken by Hall for use in the 50th anniversary books written by Letitia Baldwin. A commission of Rod Ward, member of the Asticou Azalea Garden Committee | ||||
| 7848 | Photographs of the Thuya Garden, August, 2007 |
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| Photographs of the Thuya Garden, August 2007, taken by John M. Hall for use in the 50th anniversary books written by Letitia Baldwin. A commission of Rod Ward, member of the Asticou Azalea Garden Committee. 136 images in transparency format. |
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Description: Photographs of the Thuya Garden, August 2007, taken by John M. Hall for use in the 50th anniversary books written by Letitia Baldwin. A commission of Rod Ward, member of the Asticou Azalea Garden Committee. 136 images in transparency format. |
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