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Revision as of 16:22, July 22, 2014
Anthony St. John Baker (dates) [introductory paragraph]
Sites
Riversdale, Mount Airy, White House
Terms
Arboretum, Arcade, Avenue, Bowling Green, Conservatory, Deer Park, Fall/Falling Garden, Fence, Ha-Ha/Sunk fence, Lawn, Nursery, Park, Plantation, Square, Statue, Sundial, Terrace/Slope Wall
Images
"View of the White House," 1826, from Mémoires d’un voyageur qui se repose (1850).
Mount Airy, Virginia; northeast front, 1827, from Mémoires d’un voyageur qui se repose (1850), in Therese O'Malley and Marc Treib, Regional Garden Design in the United States (1995), p. 152, fig. 21.
Mount Airy, Virginia; southwest front as viewed from the bowling green, 1827, from Mémoires d’un voyageur qui se repose (1850), in Therese O'Malley and Marc Treib, Regional Garden Design in the United States (1995), p. 152, fig. 22.
B. King (lithograper), "Riversdale, near Bladensburg," 1827.
