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Item Title Type Subject Description Creator Date Property Name Street Pages Medium Condition
7534A Dream Transplanted, Garden Design Magazine, Spring, 1988
  • Magazine
A Garden Design magazine, spring, 1988 that contains an article by Patrick Chasse about the creation of the Asticou Azalea Garden, pp. 26-30, 74-75, 88 Includes a map of the garden prepared by Chasse. Donated to the preserve by C. Kenneth Savage, Jr.
  • Chasse, Patrick
  • 1988
  • Fair
A Dream Transplanted, Garden Design Magazine, Spring, 1988
Item:
  • 7534   
Type:
  • Magazine
Creator:
  • Chasse, Patrick
Date:
  • 1988
Collection:
  • L&GP Thuya Garden and Lodge Collection
Condition:
  • Fair
Description:
A Garden Design magazine, spring, 1988 that contains an article by Patrick Chasse about the creation of the Asticou Azalea Garden, pp. 26-30, 74-75, 88 Includes a map of the garden prepared by Chasse. Donated to the preserve by C. Kenneth Savage, Jr.
8020A Hidden Garden
  • Magazine
"A Hidden Garden", by Lelah Cole Short article and picture of Thuya Garden included in the Vol.1, No.3, Maine Times, July, 2003
  • Cole, Lelah
  • 2003
A Hidden Garden
Item:
  • 8020   
Type:
  • Magazine
Creator:
  • Cole, Lelah
Date:
  • 2003
Collection:
  • L&GP Thuya Garden and Lodge Collection
Description:
"A Hidden Garden", by Lelah Cole Short article and picture of Thuya Garden included in the Vol.1, No.3, Maine Times, July, 2003
8043Downeast: The Magazine of Maine, August, 1964
  • Magazine
An original Downeast Magazine, August, 1964. Contains a photo-article of the garden of Mrs. Lewis Garland on pages 48-52 Article title: A Maine Garden: The garden of Mrs. Lewis A. Garland, Eden, Maine. This garden is now the Garland Farm, home of the Beatrix Farrand Society, Salisbury Cove. Photo on p. 49 shows the cistern that was later sold to Charles Savage and installed at the Pavillion at Thuya Garden. Cistern later returned (sold) to the Farm and a replica made for the Pavillion area at Thuya. Notes: 08-23-2019
  • Downeast Press
  • 1964
  • Fair
Downeast: The Magazine of Maine, August, 1964
Item:
  • 8043   
Type:
  • Magazine
Creator:
  • Downeast Press
Date:
  • 1964
Collection:
  • L&GP Thuya Garden and Lodge Collection
Condition:
  • Fair
Description:
An original Downeast Magazine, August, 1964. Contains a photo-article of the garden of Mrs. Lewis Garland on pages 48-52 Article title: A Maine Garden: The garden of Mrs. Lewis A. Garland, Eden, Maine. This garden is now the Garland Farm, home of the Beatrix Farrand Society, Salisbury Cove. Photo on p. 49 shows the cistern that was later sold to Charles Savage and installed at the Pavillion at Thuya Garden. Cistern later returned (sold) to the Farm and a replica made for the Pavillion area at Thuya. Notes: 08-23-2019 [show more]
7692Peter Tobey's Gardening
  • Magazine
Magazine cover of Gardening, April, 1979. Photo of garden beds at Thuya Garden. Photo taken by Dick Keen who was a gardener later at the Gardens under Tim Taylor.
  • Keen, Richard (Dick)
  • 1979
  • Good
Peter Tobey's Gardening
Item:
  • 7692   
Type:
  • Magazine
Creator:
  • Keen, Richard (Dick)
Date:
  • 1979
Collection:
  • L&GP Thuya Garden and Lodge Collection
Condition:
  • Good
Description:
Magazine cover of Gardening, April, 1979. Photo of garden beds at Thuya Garden. Photo taken by Dick Keen who was a gardener later at the Gardens under Tim Taylor.
7704Pittsburgh's Loss
  • Magazine
An article originally in Time Magazine about G. David Thompson, a mentor and benefactor of Charles K. Savage. Thompson contributed money to Savage for projects at the gardens, inn, and others. He also commissioned Savage to design gardens for his estate, Saheda, in Seal Harbor.
  • Unknown
  • 1961
  • Fair
Pittsburgh's Loss
Item:
  • 7704   
Type:
  • Magazine
Creator:
  • Unknown
Date:
  • 1961
Collection:
  • L&GP Charles K. Savage Collection
Condition:
  • Fair
Description:
An article originally in Time Magazine about G. David Thompson, a mentor and benefactor of Charles K. Savage. Thompson contributed money to Savage for projects at the gardens, inn, and others. He also commissioned Savage to design gardens for his estate, Saheda, in Seal Harbor.