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Henry W. Hodge to Thomas Lincoln Casey, September, 1, 1892

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Henry Weir to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 11, 1885

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Henry Weir to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 5, 1896

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Henry Weir to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February, 25, 1885

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Henry Weir to Thomas Lincoln Casey, January 13, 1891

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Henry [Pickering] to Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 10, 1885

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Herbert E. Hill to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 13, 1885

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Herbert W. Stover to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 13, 1885

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Hiland Hall to the Members of the Bennington Battle Monument Association, June 1, 1885

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Hill & Eck to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 9, 1889

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Hon. A. S. Williams to Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 10, 1878

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Hon. Atkins to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 23, 1878

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Hon. B. S. Franklin to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 11, 1879

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Hon. H. Casey Young to Thomas Lincoln Casey, September 12, 1879

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Hon. H. E. Paine to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 25, 1879

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Hon. H. E. Paine to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 17, 1879

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Hon. H. E. Paine to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 22, 1879

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Hon. H. E. Paine to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 29, 1879

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Hon. Harry White to Thomas Lincoln Casey, January 23, 1879

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Hon. Heister Clymer to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 2, 1879

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Hon. O. D. Conger to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 26, 1879

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Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, Thomas Handasyd Perkins and the Monument to Washington, November 12, 1885

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Hon. W. S. Shallenberger to Thomas Lincoln Casey, December 10, 1879

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Hon. [Milton J.] Durham to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 21, 1878

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Hon. [Milton] J. Durham to Thomas Lincoln Casey, January 10, 1879

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Hon. [Milton] J. Durham to Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 22, 1878, telegram copy

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Hon. [Philip] Cook to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 1, 1878

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Horace Porter to Thomas Lincoln Casey, undated

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Horatio King to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 5, 1888

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Horatio King to Thomas Lincoln Casey, December 1, 1891

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Untitled Project- [Park Avenue]

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Revised price list, circular "F," flagpole designs, The Pole & Tube Works, Inc., 230 Pacific Street, Newark, New Jersey

The business manufactures flagpole components. The items were sent in response to customer inquiries dated November 24 and 25, 1941. There is also a handwritten draft of the November 24, 1941 correspondence.

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Ladies Home Journal Garden Patterns

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Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 101, lot 45 x 112, designed for the north central states, Edw. N. Freyling & Associates, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a lily pool, garden seat and low rock wall for perennials.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 102, lot 50 x 120, designed for the north central states, Edw. N. Freyling & Associates, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a bird bath, summerhouse and vegetable garden.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 103, lot 50 x 120, designed for the north central states, Edw. N. Freyling & Associates, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a lily pool, colonial picket fence and garden bench.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 104, lot 50 x 150, designed for the southwestern states, Cook, Hall & Cornell, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a pergola, wall fountain, garden bench, patio planting and pool.

Wrought in metal, Renner & Maras, Inc., craftsmen in metals, 37-21 Thirty-Second Street, Long Island City, New York

Gates, doors, railings and other decorative pieces are displayed in the catalog.

Home landscapes 1931, Hicks Nurseries, Westbury, Long Island, New York

The catalog describes the trees, shrubs, plants and vines which can be used in landscape gardening. The business has a large tree moving department. A loose copy is included of the "Minutes of the first meeting of the board of directors and advisors of Old Westbury Gardens, June 16, 1984."

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 105, lot 80' x 30' x 152', designed for eastern states, Charles Wellford Leavitt & Son, New York, New York, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. Text on the plan reads "Landscape plan for a narrow suburban lot." A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a summer house, flower garden and children's playground.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 106, lot 135' x 150', designed for eastern states, Charles Wellford Leavitt & Son, New York, New York, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tex on the plan reads "Landscape plan for a corner suburban lot." The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a pergola, paved garden and pool.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 107, lot 100' x 150', designed for eastern states, Charles Wellford Leavitt & Son, New York, New York, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a wall fountain, pergola and fruit orchard and vegetable garden.

Ladies' home journal garden pattern, number 108, lot 100' x 150', designed for eastern states, Charles Wellford Leavitt & Son, New York, New York, Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Text on the plan reads "Landscape plan suburban lot of rugged topography." The plan is intended for average size city and suburban lots. A list of the plant materials, cost, a plan view and illustrated details is provided. The pattern has a circular tree seat, rock garden and terrace.

Beautifying the farmstead, rev., Furman Lloyd Mulford, Office of Horticultural Crops and Diseases, Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.

Suggestions for landscaping around farms houses, buildings and drives is provided. Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1087.

Trees for town and city streets, Furman Lloyd Mulford, Office of Horticultural and Pomological Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.

The bulletin describes kinds of trees and their suitability for different regions of the Unites States. Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 1208.

American gardens, a traveler's guide, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York

The gardens are listed by region and also include Canada and the Virgin Islands. Plants & gardens ; vol. 26, no. 3.

Milk goats, by Edward L. Shaw, revised by C.G. Potts, Animal Husbandry, Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.

The bulletin provides information on building a goat dairy, breeding, feed and herd management. Farmers' bulletin (United States. Department of Agriculture) ; no. 920.

Vegetation of Long Island, part I the vegetation of Montauk a study of grassland and forest, by Norman Taylor, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York

Montauk's topography is described in detail with drawings, charts, and photographs. Brooklyn Botanic Garden memoirs ; vol. 2.

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Floor plans for an unidentified townhouse and store. Signed and dated: "Drawn to scale four feet to an inch by Charles Roath, October 21, 1846.

Ink and watercolor on wove (Whatman) paper: 19.5 x 13.5

American home gardener's portfolio, no. 5, location unknown, undated

Examples of gates, fences and garden benches are shown on pages 34 and 35 which are detached from a larger publication.