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This collection contains photographs and a landscape architectural drawing that provide details of the house and garden of the Alomar property in Columbus, Georgia. The images highlight the development of the garden and special areas such as the daffodil fields, pond, and tea house. The photographs are mounted and include copies of notes written by Stephen Howard. Of special interest is a preliminary landscape plan of the Alomar property drawn by Atlanta architect, William C. Pauley.

Scope and Contents The bulk of this collection consists of loose scrapbook pages documenting the Alomar house and gardens in Columbus, Georgia, assembled by Stephen Howard. The scrapbook includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, tour programs, and publications regarding garden tours and garden club activities. Multiple organizations are represented, particularly The Garden Club of Georgia and the Charter Garden Club, along with various flower show programs. Of special note is correspondence from...

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This collection contains color and black and white photographic prints of the Boxwood House. Images include a set of twelve photographic prints by Reeves Studios, featuring views of the house exteriors and gardens from the 1930s. The collection also contains a photo album with a reprinted excerpt from The Garden History of Georgia, 1733-1933; reprints of historic photographs of the home; and color photographs of the gardens and interiors from the 1990s.

Scope and Contents This collection contains photographs of residences built by Collins, Holbrook and Collins (later C. R and Turner Collins) builders and contractors. The bulk of the images depict residences in Atlanta, as well as some in Macon and Sea Island. Photographs include property features such as driveways, gardens, and landscapes. Of special interest are photographs of the Little Shop in the Davison-Paxon Company department store on Peachtree Street. Included with the images are copies of the...

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This collection contains correspondence, contracts, and invoices for landscape work completed at the Memorial Garden at the Governor's Mansion. Also included are descriptions of stonework such as a limestone oval and a millstone. Of special interest are plant lists providing details of trees and shrubs used in the project.

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This collection contains landscape plans drawn by Franklin and Smith for residential properties in Atlanta and other cities in Georgia and North Carolina. The plans include land surveys, plant lists, and garden features. Of special interest are the drawings of the Georgia Governor's Mansion Memorial Garden, which provide details of stonework, retaining walls, terraces, and benches.

Scope and Contents This collection contains photographs, slides, and postcards that document Tankard's career in landscape history research, lecturing, and writing. Included in the collection are images of Chatham Manor in Fredericksburg, Virginia, owned by John Lee Pratt (1879-1975) and Lillian Thomas Pratt (1876-1947). Also a part of the collection are house and garden images documenting Tankard’s research and travels in North America and Europe. These images highlight the work of landscape architects such...

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This collection contains landscape drawings, plant lists, concept and site plans, and surveys that provide details of work done by Richard Anderson Landscape Architect Inc., as well as earlier work with Daugherty/Anderson and Associates. The work of a few other architects is included such as Edward L. Daugherty and E. S. Draper. The majority of projects are of residential landscapes.

Scope and Contents This collection contains 28 glass lantern slides of historic gardens and estate landscape plans primarily from the Southeast. Images include historic sites such as Biltmore Estate (North Carolina), Casulon Plantation (Georgia), Magnolila Gardens (South Carolina), and Middleton Garden (South Carolina). Also a part of the collection are corresponding typed index cards by an unknown author. The index cards, labeled "American Gardens," describe the slides with regards to American garden history...

Scope and Contents This collection contains photographs, slides, stereographs, and postcards that provide details about Woodham's professional and personal interests in horticulture and garden history. These images depict garden landscapes and designs as well as photographs of well known garden designers and writers such as Ryan Gainey (1944-2016), Peter Coats (1910-1990), and Sir Geoffery Jellicoe (1900-1996). Of special note are slides from Woodham's various lectures, which include images of decorative...

Scope and Content This collection contains the landscape architecture drawings and topographical surveys by William C. Pauley from 1914 to 1973. Projects are mainly from the southeast, but a few early projects are from Massachusetts. Much of the work consists of residential plans, but some are of schools, colleges, parks, cemeteries, and commercial projects. Notable Georgia projects include the Bankshaven estate of Newnan, Georgia, Joel Hurt Memorial Park of Atlanta, and the Robert W. Woodruff residence in...

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This collection contains contracts, correspondence, invoices, and task lists that detail landscape projects and involvement with clients. Also a part of the collection are landscape plans and plant lists. Of special interest is a portfolio of completed landscape work for the Schlaifer residence in the Tuxedo Park neighborhood of Atlanta.

Scope and Content This collection contains landscape drawings of chiefly residential properties in Atlanta and other cities in Georgia and North Carolina. Some of the drawings from 1982-1985 were created by Franklin-Smith Associates of which Smith was a landscape architect. Also part of the collection is a business poster, photo album, and landscape plans for parks and a subdivision. Of special interest are drawings for the Schlaifer residence in Atlanta and the Williamson residence, Salubrity Hall, in...