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	Image: 2286.jpg\|Edward Beyer, ''Blue Sulphur Spring, Greenbrier County, VA'', 1857.		Image: 2286.jpg\|Edward Beyer, ''Blue Sulphur Spring, Greenbrier County, VA'', 1857.
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		+	File:2305.jpg\|After Edward Beyer, ''Salt Sulphur Spring, 1857'', 1857.
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-Image:1372.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], Plan of a [[ferme ornée]] with wild and irregular [[hedge]]s, in ''An Encyclopædia of Gardening'' (1826), 1023, fig. 722.
+Image:1372.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], Plan of a [[ferme ornée]] with wild and irregular [[hedge]]s, in ''An Encyclopædia of Gardening'' (1826), 1023, fig. 722.  "Hedges. . . are bordered on each side by a board green '''drive'''. . .”
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	Image:1793.jpg\|Thomas S. Sinclair, ''Ashland, The Home of Henry Clay'', 1852.		Image:1793.jpg\|Thomas S. Sinclair, ''Ashland, The Home of Henry Clay'', 1852.
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		+	Image: 2286.jpg\|Edward Beyer, ''Blue Sulphur Spring, Greenbrier County, VA'', 1857.
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 Image:0240.jpg|Andreas Anton Lawatsch, “[[Prospect]] of Bethabara,” Salem, NC, c. 1759. The drive is the tree-lined avenue.
-Image:0048.jpg|John Nancarrow, ''Plan of the [[Seat]] of John Penn jun’r: Esqr: in Blockley Township and County of Philadelphia'', c. 1785. A '''drive''' runs from point "f" to point "b".
+Image:0048.jpg|John Nancarrow, "Plan of the [[Seat]] of John Penn jun’r: Esqr: in Blockley Township and County of Philadelphia", c. 1785. A '''drive''' runs from point "f" to point "b".
 Image:0225.jpg|Charles Fraser, ''Mepkin, No. 1'', May 1805.

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	Image:1142.jpg\|John Caspar Wild, ''Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia'', 1838. A '''drive''' leads to the entrance of the cemetery.		Image:1142.jpg\|John Caspar Wild, ''Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia'', 1838. A '''drive''' leads to the entrance of the cemetery.
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−	~~Image:0955.jpg\|[[Alexander Jackson Davis]], ''View N. W. at [[Blithewood]]'', c. 1841.~~

	Image:0753.jpg\|John Notman, “Plan of Grounds, Fieldwood, near Princeton,” October 19, 1846.		Image:0753.jpg\|John Notman, “Plan of Grounds, Fieldwood, near Princeton,” October 19, 1846.

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 Image:1142.jpg|John Caspar Wild, ''Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia'', 1838. A '''drive''' leads to the entrance of the cemetery.
-Image:0955.jpg|[[Alexander Jackson Davis]], ''View N. W. at Blithewood'', c. 1841.
+Image:0955.jpg|[[Alexander Jackson Davis]], ''View N. W. at [[Blithewood]]'', c. 1841.
 Image:0753.jpg|John Notman, “Plan of Grounds, Fieldwood, near Princeton,” October 19, 1846.

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 Image:0040.jpg|W. H. Bartlett, “Washington from the President’s House,” in Nathaniel Parker Willis, ''American Scenery'' (1840), vol. 2, pl. 26.
-Image:1142.jpg|John Caspar Wild, ''Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia'', 1838. A '''drive''' goes up to the entrance of the cemetery.
+Image:1142.jpg|John Caspar Wild, ''Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia'', 1838. A '''drive''' leads to the entrance of the cemetery.
 Image:0955.jpg|Alexander Jackson Davis, ''View N. W. at Blithewood'', c. 1841.