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Box 0007
Container
Contains 87 Results:
Wells, Carveth. “Washington in Bloom.” Better Homes & Gardens, 1938-04
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0097
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:
1938-04
“George Burnap, Parks Expert, Expires at 52.” Washington Post, 1938-05-18
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0098
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:
1938-05-18
“Tidal Basin Beach about 1922.” Washington Star Pictorial Magazine, 1938-04
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0099
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:
1938-04
“Parks Board Won’t Destroy Cherry Trees. Leaves It to Contractors Transplanting Some. Only 171 Imperiled.” Washington Post, 1938-11-17
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0100
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:
1938-11-17
“Roosevelt Refuses to Halt Memorial. Agitation to Save Cherry Trees Hit as ‘Flim-Flam’.” Washington Star, 1938-11-18
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0101
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:
1938-11-18
Proctor, John Clagett. “Cherry Tree History is Related. Miss Skidmore [sic] First Suggested Them for Capital.” Washington Star, 1938-11-27
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0102
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:
1938-11-27
“Dogwoods to Exceed Cherries at Capital. 5-to-3 Ratio to Japanese Trees Evokes President’s Laughter.” New York Times, 1938-12-17
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0103
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:
1938-12-17
Fairchild, David. “The Washington Cherry Trees.” Book Digest, 1939-04
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0104
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:
1939-04
Fairchild, David. “The Flowering Cherry Trees are Planted in Washington,” in The World Was My Garden. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1939
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0105
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:
1939
“Cherry Blossoms Attract 100,000 to Capital. Railroads, Planes and Buses Full; Coolness to Prolong Blooms.” Unknown source, 1939-04-02
File — Box: 0007, Folder: 0106
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:
1939-04-02