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    Retrieved from "https://heald.nga.gov/mediawiki/index.php/Special:SearchByProperty/:Image-20Title/Louise-2DJules-2DFrédéric-20Villeneuve-20and-20Victor-20Adam-20(lithographers),-20after-20Jacques-20Gerard-20Milbert,-20published-20by-20Henri-20Gaugain,-20-27-27Lower-20Falls—Near-20the-20Residence-20of-20Mrs.-20Montgomery-27-27,-201828–29"

    History of Early American Landscape Design contributors, "Special:SearchByProperty/:Image-20Title/Louise-2DJules-2DFrédéric-20Villeneuve-20and-20Victor-20Adam-20(lithographers),-20after-20Jacques-20Gerard-20Milbert,-20published-20by-20Henri-20Gaugain,-20-27-27Lower-20Falls—Near-20the-20Residence-20of-20Mrs.-20Montgomery-27-27,-201828–29," History of Early American Landscape Design, , https://heald.nga.gov/mediawiki/index.php/Special:SearchByProperty/:Image-20Title/Louise-2DJules-2DFrédéric-20Villeneuve-20and-20Victor-20Adam-20(lithographers),-20after-20Jacques-20Gerard-20Milbert,-20published-20by-20Henri-20Gaugain,-20-27-27Lower-20Falls—Near-20the-20Residence-20of-20Mrs.-20Montgomery-27-27,-201828–29 (accessed January 10, 2025).

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