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	Image:0519.jpg\|David Ryder, ''Arabella Sparrow'', 1848. The wall is located between the two trees over the child's shoulder.		Image:0519.jpg\|David Ryder, ''Arabella Sparrow'', 1848. The wall is located between the two trees over the child's shoulder.
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		+	Image:1942.jpg\|Godfrey N. Frankenstein, ''Portrait of the Birthplaces of Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams'', 1849.

	Image:0383.jpg\|Anonymous, “Residence of Gov. Morehead, North Carolina,” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening'' (1849), 387, fig. 46.		Image:0383.jpg\|Anonymous, “Residence of Gov. Morehead, North Carolina,” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening'' (1849), 387, fig. 46.

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 Image:0176.jpg|Samuel B. Malcolm, ''The President's House'', 1798.
-Image:2247.jpg|William Russell Birch, "New Lutheran Church, in Fourth Street - Philadelphia," 1799. Yale University Art Gallery.
+Image:2063.jpg|Nathaniel Shober, Boys' School, 1798.
 Image:0236.jpg|Lewis Miller, “The Light Horseman,” 1799. A wall is visible on the top right in between the two buildings.

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 Image:0078.jpg|Anonymous, Plan for a garden, mid-18th century. “A dwarf '''wall''' supporting pales” is described along the right edge perimeter of the garden.
 Image:0072.jpg|[[Thomas Jefferson]], Plan of an [[orchard]] at [[Monticello]], c. 1778. '''Wall''' indicated by horizontal line running across the top center of the drawing.
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 Image:0037.jpg|[[Charles Willson Peale]], ''William Paca'', 1772. The wall is seen between the summerhouse and bathhouse in the background.
 Image:0613.jpg|Samuel Hill, “[[View]] of the [[Seat]] of His Excellency John Hancock, Esq., Boston,” in ''The Massachusetts Magazine'' 1, no. 7 (July 1789): pl. 7, opp. 394.

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 Image:1042.jpg|Michael van der Gucht, Illustration for chapter entitled: “Of different [[Terrace/Slope|Terrasses]] and Stairs, with their most exact Proportions,” in A.-J. Dézallier d'Argenville, ''The Theory and Practice of Gardening''(1712), pl. opp. 117.
-Image:0078.jpg|Anonymous, Plan for a garden, mid-18th century.
+Image:0078.jpg|Anonymous, Plan for a garden, mid-18th century. “A dwarf '''wall''' supporting pales” is described along the right edge perimeter of the garden.
 Image:0554.jpg|John Hawks, “Plan and Elevation of a Prison for the District of Edenton,” June 1, 1773.

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 Image:1316.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], “The zig-zag '''wall'''” and “The square fret '''wall''',” in ''An Encyclopædia of gardening'' (1834), 578 and 579, figs. 568 and 569.
-Image:0877.jpg|Anonymous, Section of a [[terrace]] of the Messrs. Winship, in ''Magazine of Horticulture'' 6 (November 1840): 403, fig. 10.“''b'' is a wall four feet high.”
+Image:0877.jpg|Anonymous, Section of a [[terrace]] of the Messrs. Winship, in ''Magazine of Horticulture'' 6 (November 1840): 403, fig. 10.“''b'' is a '''wall''' four feet high.”
 Image:0787.jpg|[[Frances Palmer]], “Ground [[Plot]],” in William H. Ranlett, ''The Architect'' (1851), vol. 2, pl. 29. "H H, hog pen and [[yard]]. . . with a good substantial stone '''wall''' ; . . . P, stone '''wall''', three feet thick, on a line with the rear of the barn (G). . . "

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 Image:1237.jpg|[[Benjamin Henry Latrobe]], ''General Plan of a Marine Asylum and Hospital proposed to be built at Washington'', 1812. "'''Wall''' 7 ft. High" inscribed at centre left.
-Image:0414.jpg|[[Benjamin Henry Latrobe]], ''Plan of the west end of the public appropriation in the city of Washington, called the [[National_Mall|Mall]], as proposed to be arranged for the site of the university'', 1816.
+Image:0414.jpg|[[Benjamin Henry Latrobe]], ''Plan of the west end of the public appropriation in the city of Washington, called the [[National_Mall|Mall]], as proposed to be arranged for the site of the university'', 1816. "'''Wall''' of enclosure" inscribed just above B street on bottom right.
 Image:1315.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], “The wavy or serpentine '''wall'''” and “the angular '''wall''',” in ''An Encyclopædia of Gardening''  (1826), 307, figs. 241 and 242.

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 Image:0383.jpg|Anonymous, “Residence of Gov. Morehead, North Carolina,” in [[A. J. Downing]], ''A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening''  (1849), 387, fig. 46.
-Image:0114.jpg|Rubens Peale, ''Old Museum'', 1858—60.
+Image:1943.jpg|Godfrey N. Frankenstein, ''Portrait of "The Old House" residence of John Adams and John Quincy Adams Adams'', 1849.
 Image:1313.jpg|[[J. C. Loudon]], “The flued '''wall''', or hot-'''wall''',” in ''An Encyclopædia of Gardening'' (1826), 304, figs. 236 and 237.