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Box 0007

 Container

Contains 87 Results:

“First Lady to Accept 700 Cherry Trees.” Washington Star, 1965-11-14

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0167
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1965-11-14

McCardle, Dorothy. “Trees Launch a Five Year Plan.” Washington Post, 1965-11-19

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0168
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1965-11-19

“Mrs. Johnson Plants Japanese Cherry Tree.” Washington Star, 1965-11-19

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0169
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1965-11-19

Payne, William A. “Trees to Replace City Ball Fields. Baseball and football fields on Washington Monument grounds will give way to Japanese Cherry trees next year.” Washington Post, 1965-11-19

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0170
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1965-11-19

“Cherry Trees to Grace Drive Edging Hains Point.” Washington Post, 1966-01-17

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0171
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1966-01-17

“Bound for Planting.” Washington Star, 1966-03-24

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0172
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1966-03-24

Ledgerwood, Ian. “The First Cherry Tree.” Washington Post, 1966-04-03

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0173
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1966-04-03

Asher, Robert L. “Sodden Ceremony. Blossom Festival Opens.” Washington Post, 1966-04-13

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0174
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1966-04-13

Skinner, Henry T. “Flowering Washington.” 1966. Unpublished manuscript written for National Geographic, 1966

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0175
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1966

National Park Service. The Cherry Blossoms. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1972

 File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0176
Identifier: Series IV.
Scope and Content Note From the Series: Series IV contains newspaper and magazine articles, pamphlets, and other publications which relate to cherry trees planted in the District of Columbia. The majority of the news accounts are from local papers such as the Washington Star and Washington Post. Most materials are photocopies of original documents; however, a draft outline and published copy of ...
Dates: 1972