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  • Gray’s Garden
    erected on the grounds in 1839 [Fig. 4]. The monument was designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, who later designed the dome of the United States Capitol. For travelers
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  • Modes of Representations in American Landscape and Garden Design
    14], Frederick Graff, William Strickland, and Strickland’s student Thomas Ustick Walter, whose designs reveal an interest in the techniques of three-dimensional
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