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Image:1835.jpg|[[Robert Mills]], "Sketch of the Washington Nat'l. Monumt.," 1845.
  
 
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Related Terms: Alley, Border, Bower, Cascade, Conservatory, Eminence, Espalier, Fountain, French style, Gardenesque, Geometric style, Greenhouse, Grotto, Grove, Hothouse, Icehouse, Jet, Lake/Pond, Mound, Parterre, Plat, Pleasure ground/Pleasure garden, Prospect, Public garden/Public ground, Seat, Shrubbery, Statue, Summerhouse, Trellis, Vase/Urn, Walk


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