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Box 0004
Contains 98 Results:
Transcribed letter, A. L. Quaintance to H. P. Gould regarding receipt of paper on diseases and insects affecting the cherry, 1917-01-09
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, L. C. Corbett to A. L. Quaintance regarding work to control Laspeyresia molesta, 1917-01-17
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, Pomologist in Charge of Fruit Production Investigations to A. L. Quaintance regarding bulletin on the spraying of cherries, 1917-02-03
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, Rolla Kent Beattie to Francis Gillen reporting fungus infestation of some cherry trees, 1917-04-17
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Photocopied draft of letter, [EJK] to F. Bland Tucker addressing concerns about the location of the Jefferson Memorial and possible destruction of cherry trees, circa 1917
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, [ERS] to Mrs. R. E. Davis denying request to import flowering cherry trees from Japan, circa 1917
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed poem, “Cherry Blossom Time in Washington” by Blanche C. Howlett, circa 1917
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed note, CLC, Department of State, Office of Coordination and Review, circa 1917
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, E. H. Hall to William W. Harts requesting update on the condition of the Japanese cherry trees, 1918-04-01
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.
Transcribed letter, Clarence S. Ridley to E. H. Hall reporting condition of Japanese cherry trees, 1918-04-10
Series II includes transcribed or photocopied letters and memoranda detailing the history of Japanese flowering cherry trees established in Potomac Park, Washington, D.C. The materials are organized in chronological order.