Gardens of the Jazz Age: Books

Contents: [v. 1] Introduction. Massachusetts. Connecticut. Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. Rhode Island. New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Michigan. Ohio. Illinois. Fences and enclosures -- [v. 2] Introduction. Virginia. The city of Washington. Maryland. Delaware. South Carolina. North Carolina. Georgia. Kentucky. Tennessee. Florida. Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama. Texas. California. Fences and enclosures.
Notes Reprint. Originally published: Charles Scribner for the Garden Club of America, 1931-34.

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Contents: Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Eleutherian Mills -- Lower Louviers -- Old Nemours -- Pelleport -- Saint Amour -- 808 Broom Street & the Old Mill -- Longwood -- Nemours -- Gibraltar -- Owl’s Nest -- Second Office -- Granogue -- Chevannes -- Boxwood -- Winterthur -- Garden Club of America tour -- Applecross -- Meown Farm -- Fair Hill -- Bellevue -- Hod House -- Mt. Cuba -- Oberod -- Tulip Hollow -- The cottage at Winterthur -- Portfolio of houses -- Architects’ appendix -- - Endnotes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Photo credits.
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.

A project of the National Park Service Historic Landscape Initiative, Library of American Landscape History, Catalog of Landscape Records in the United States at Wave Hill, Cultural Landscape Foundation.

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Contents: Landscape architecture emerges as a profession -- Learning a craft -- From garden craft to landscape architecture -- The new woman and a new education -- Professional legitimacy -- Designing a social agenda -- Model gardens -- New projects and new horizons.