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A selection of documents highlighting horticultural practices at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Includes letters, invoices, and other material that deal with the purchasing, growing, and care of plants
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1873-12-31 Horticulture Invoice: James Brown, 2021.005.050
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1874-03-23 Horticulture Invoice: James Brown, 2021.005.053
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1874-04-01_Horticulture Invoice: G. H. Moseley & Co., 2021.005.054
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1874-04-03 Horticulture Invoice: Joseph Breck & Sons, 2021.005.055
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1874-04-22 Horticulture Invoice: W. C. Strong, Nonantum Hill Nursery, 2021.005.056
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1874-04-22 Horticulture Invoice: Walsh Bros., Nonantum Hill Greenhouses, 2021.005.057
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1874-04-30 Horticulture Invoice: Joseph Breck & Sons, 2021.005.058
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1874-05-19 Horticulture Invoice: W. C. Strong, Nonantum Hill Nursery, 2021.005.059
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1874-05-29 Horticulture Invoice: John Hogan Estate, 2021.005.060
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1881-04-04 Letter: J. L. Reed to Mr. J. W. Lovering, "removal of sacred plantings," 2014.020.005-006
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Subject Categories
Avenues and Paths, Landmarks at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Lot Numbers, Organizations and Companies, People, Places
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