ashley wright mcintyre lecture series established - Atlanta History ...

Anne Coppedge Carr 

(1917-2005) 

Founding President 

Carter Heyward Morris 

President 

Staci L. Catron 

Director 

Board of Trustees 

Virginia Neal Almand 

Marcia Dew Bansley 

W. Moses Bond 

Mary Earle Brown 

Helen Louise Tipton Bush 

Le Newsom Carr 

James R. Cothran, FASLA 

Maureen Harnisch Foley 

Louise Staton Gunn 

Kinsey Appleby Harper 

Sara A. Henderson 

Elizabeth King Prickett 

Paula Brumm Hennessy 

Susan L. Hitchcock 

Felicia Morrison Huger 

Dale M. Jaeger, FASLA 

C. Randolph Jones 

Robert L. Mays 

Dr. W. Felton Norwood, Jr. 

Mary McConnell Poe 

Margaret Dykes Stickney 

Tally Hammock Sweat 

John F. Szabo 

Spencer Tunnell II, ASLA 

Marsha Pirkle Webb 

Jane Robinson Whitaker 

William A. Whitaker 

Garden Citings 

Cherokee Garden Library Newsletter 

SPRING 2009 

130 West Paces Ferry Road • Atlanta, GA 30305-1366 • AtlantaHistoryCenter.com • 404.814.4046 

ASHLEY WRIGHT MCINTYRE LECTURE SERIES 

ESTABLISHED AT THE CHEROKEE GARDEN LIBRARY 

By Carter Morris, CGL President 

The Cherokee Garden Library recently 

received a very moving and generous 

gift. In searching for a meaningful 

way to commemorate Ashley Wright McIntyre, 

Raymond McIntyre and his children, 

Constance Ashford McIntyre and F. Raymond 

McIntyre IV, have created an endowment at 

the Cherokee Garden Library in her memory. 

The funds will be used to support occasional 

lectures and programs presented by the 

Cherokee Garden Library and will be called 

the Ashley Wright McIntyre Lecture Series. 

Raymond McIntyre has graciously agreed 

to serve on the newly-formed Cherokee 

Garden Library Programming Committee 

that is ably led by Jane Whitaker. This group 

will recommend speakers for the Ashley 

Wright McIntyre Lectures. The inaugural 

event will be held at the Cherokee Garden 

Library on Wednesday evening, October 21, 

2009. Please plan to attend this very special 

lecture. Details will be forthcoming. 

In addition, the endowment is open-ended, 

meaning contributions can be made to the 

Ashley Wright McIntyre Endowment of the 

Cherokee Garden Library at any time. 

As the fund grows, future programs will 

be enhanced. 

Ashley McIntyre was a devoted wife, mother, 

daughter, sister, and friend. Over the years 

she shared her many talents and interests 

with the Cherokee Garden Club and the 

Cherokee Garden Library. Her garden and 

home were always elegant, warm, and 

welcoming. Her style, grace, and wit are 

missed by many. 

Ashley Wright McIntyre 

Following are three tributes by friends and 

family of Ashley Wright McIntyre that help 

express how truly special she was. What an 

honor it is for the Cherokee Garden Library 

to host lectures in memory of this Atlanta 

native and garden lover. We will take this 

trust seriously and present programs of the 

highest standard. And each event will 

provide another opportunity to recall our 

happy memories of Ashley.

REMEMBERANCES OF ASHLEY WRIGHT MCINTYRE 

Words from Ashley’s Friend, Lisa Loudermilk deGolian (Mrs. Michael deGolian) 

“Legend says that hummingbirds float free of time, carrying our hopes for love, joy, and celebration. Hummingbirds open 

our eyes to the wonder of the world and inspire us to open our hearts to loved ones and friends. Like a hummingbird, 

we should aspire to hover and to savor each moment as it passes, embrace all that life has to offer and to celebrate 

the joy of everyday. The hummingbird’s delicate grace reminds us that life is rich, beauty is everywhere, every 

personal connection has meaning, and laughter is life’s sweetest creation.” –Author Unknown 

Anyone who knew Ashley will attest to her creative spirit, her incredible sense of humor, and her fiercely-guarded 

positive attitude. To be in her company meant lots of smiles and laughter. She lived life with grace, simple elegance, 

and appreciation for all things beautiful. Because of its legend, Ashley chose the hummingbird as a metaphor for 

life. She chose to savor and celebrate the joy in every day, spending much of that joyful time in her own garden. 

There, she created handmade hummingbird feeders to encourage them to share the day with her. When given the 

choice, Ashley would always choose a garden picnic over a meal at a fine restaurant. For what was to be her final 

earthly birthday, we celebrated the day picnicking in the beautiful gardens of the Honorable Anne Cox Chambers. 

Mrs. Chambers knew how much Ashley appreciated the garden’s elegance and natural beauty. The day was the 

ultimate gift to us all. 

Words from Ashley’s Mother, Constance Ashford Wright (Mrs. Tate Wright, Jr.) 

Ashley was every garden club’s ideal member. She enjoyed the meetings, arranging flowers, and watching them grow. 

Her decorating skills spilled over into landscaping her grounds and those of a family farm in Watkinsville, Georgia. 

She loved to entertain her family and friends at the farm, and was thrilled when her daughter, Ashford, wished to 

celebrate her twenty-first birthday at the family farm with friends, fried chicken, a band, and lots of flowers. 

Words from Ashley’s Sister, Constance Wright Howell (Mrs. Richard S. Howell) 

I remember my sister Ashley saying to me one day, “Connie, you have such nice friends.” When I realized she was 

referring specifically to my friends in the Cherokee Garden Club, I proposed her for membership. Over the years, 

we shared some great garden club moments together. We laughed and muddled through a mass arrangement for the 

Southeastern Flower Show. She adored floral design and was soon engaged to use her expertise for floral 

arrangements for Seeger’s Restaurant. Every week she would arrive at Seeger’s with cut flowers to create beautiful 

arrangements—one large and many smaller ones as well. During those years, my quince, Yoshino cherries, daffodils, 

and anything else blooming was reserved for Ashley’s arrangements, no questions asked! Many a day, I would arrive 

home and an entire shrub had been deflowered. We also collaborated on flower arranging projects at the Cathedral 

of St. Philip. She became one of their best arrangers. We went to Cherokee Garden Club meetings together and even 

represented the club at a Garden Club of America Annual Meeting. I cherished every moment. 

GIFTS TO THE ASHLEY WRIGHT MCINTYRE ENDOWMENT FUND 

Donors to the McIntyre Endowment Fund from its inception to March 20, 2009. 

The Cherokee Garden Library thanks you for your generosity. 

Mr. and Mrs. Bonneau Ansley Jr. 

Mrs. R. Dal Burton 

Mrs. William Ware Bush 

Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp C. Carr 

Mrs. James F. Caughman 

Mrs. Michael deGolian 

Ms. Betty W. Dykes 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Edge 

Mrs. Louise Staton Gunn 

Mr. and Mrs. Haines Hargrett Jr. 

Ms. Sydney M. Healey 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Huff 

Mrs. Bryan Kibler 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Lucas 

Mrs. Jerry W. Lynn Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Fray F. Marshall 

Mr. and Mrs. John S. McClelland Jr. 

Mr. F. Raymond McIntyre III and Family 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Hampton Morris 

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phelps and Family 

Mrs. H. Sadler Poe 

Mr. and Mrs. James Erwin Prickett 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Schwahn 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Shufeldt 

Mrs. J. Bryan Stickney IV 

Ms. Margaretta Taylor 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitaker

MAJOR ACQUISITION IN HONOR OF ROBERT LEE MAYS 

With gratitude for the generosity of the Besse 

Johnson and George Blanton Allen Memorial 

Foundation, the Cherokee Garden Library is 

delighted to have been able to acquire a seminal historic 

volume in honor of Robert Lee Mays, a Cherokee Garden 

Library Board Member and valued advisor. For many years, 

the Garden Library has been searching for John Buonarotti 

Papworth’s Rural Residences consisting of a Series of 

Designs for Cottages, Decorated Cottages, Small Villas, 

and other Ornamental Buildings, accompanied by Hints on 

Situation, Construction, Arrangement and Decoration, in 

the Theory & Practice of Rural Architecture; interspersed 

with Some Observations on Landscape Gardening 

(London: Printed for R. Ackermann, by J. Diggens, 1818). 

The Cherokee Garden Library already owns the other 

significant Papworth volume: Hints on Ornamental 

Gardening consisting of a Series of Designs for Garden 

Buildings, Useful and Decorative Gates, Fences, Railroads, 

&c: accompanied by Observations on the Principles and 

Theory of Rural Improvement, interspersed with Occasional 

Remarks on Rural Architecture (London: Printed for R. 

Ackermann, by J. Diggens, 1823). 

Born in London in 1775, John Buonarotti Papworth was a 

prolific English architect, designer of landscapes, and town 

planner. In addition to laying out many significant properties, 

Papworth was a designer of myriad artifacts, including 

furniture, textiles, and other decorative elements. He also 

designed conservatories, entrance gates, coach houses, 

stables, and the Gothic summer house at Claremont, 

Surrey (1816), for Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg and 

later Princess Charlotte Augusta. From 1817 to 1820, 

he prepared designs for the Park and Palace at Bad 

Cannstadt, near Stuttgart, for King Wilhelm I. Although 

only part of the Park was realized, Papworth was 

honored with the title of “Architect to the King of 

Württemberg.” Papworth was responsible for many 

London shop fronts and other buildings, and was a pioneer 

in the use of iron for construction purposes. His monument 

to Lieutenant- Colonel Sir Alexander Gordon on the field 

at Waterloo, Belgium in 1815 was an early example of a 

broken column used as a memorial. He was a founding 

member of the Institute of British Architects. He contributed 

frequently to Rudolph Ackermann’s Repository of Arts 

Papers, entitled Architectural Hints. They were republished 

as Rural Residences consisting of a Series of Designs for 

Cottages, Decorated Cottages, Small Villas, and other 

Ornamental Buildings . . . (1818), and in 1823 he 

published designs for garden buildings as Hints on 

Ornamental Gardening. 

Today, Papworth’s volumes are studied extensively in 

Europe and the United States by architects and landscape 

architects. The addition of Papworth’s Rural Residences to 

the Cherokee Garden Library greatly strengthens the 

collection while honoring an important supporter and 

advisor to the Garden Library. 

Garden Seats, Plate XXV, from John Papworth’s 

Rural Residences . . . (1818).

EDWARD L. DAUGHERTY, A SOUTHERN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 

EXHIBITION EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND! 

Sketch of Garden at Henrietta Egleston Hospital 

for Children, 1958, Atlanta, Georgia, from the 

Cherokee Garden Library collection 

The Cherokee Garden Library is pleased to announce 

the exhibition, Edward L. Daugherty, A Southern 

Landscape Architect: Exploring New Forms, has 

been extended to October 10, 2009. The exhibition traces 

the seminal works in landscape architecture, urban planning, 

conservation, and historic preservation created by Daugherty 

from 1953 to the present. 

With a vibrant practice that encompasses residential, 

commercial, and institutional projects in eight states and 

abroad, Edward L. Daugherty is one of the most significant 

post-World War II landscape architects in Atlanta and the 

Southeast. Although the breadth and depth of his work are 

extensive, many common threads run through his designs. 

However, nothing is more evident than his regard for 

people: the landscape architects he has mentored, the 

professionals he has collaborated with, and those his designs 

touch. This sensibility was cultivated at the Graduate 

School of Design at Harvard University where he learned 

analytical thinking and the value of honoring the human 

scale. While there, he adopted the dictum coined by landscape 

architecture professor Norman Newton that continues to 

guide his work: “Design can be good only insofar as it 

does good.” 

Visitors enjoy a discussion with Edward L. Daugherty 

in the gallery. 

The exhibit includes a sampling of significant projects from 

Daugherty’s career: redevelopment of Marietta Square, 

Georgia Governor’s Mansion, Georgia Institute of Technology, 

All Saints Episcopal Church, Henrietta Egleston Hospital 

for Children at Emory, Ahavath Achim Synagogue, and 

Hahn Woods. The show also includes The Cultural Landscape 

Foundation’s oral history module featuring Edward Daugherty. 

Visit www.tclf.org to watch the module. 

A very successful Gallery Talk held on February 26 featured 

tours led by Mr. Daugherty and Spencer Tunnell. Over 70 

guests enjoyed learning about the importance of good 

landscape design, techniques used in creating landscape 

drawings over the decades, and collections pertaining to 

various landscape architects in the Garden Library. 

Do not miss the opportunity to view this fascinating 

exhibition! For more information or group tours, 

please contact Staci Catron at 404.814.4046 or 

SCatron@AtlantaHistoryCenter.com. 

The exhibition was made possible by the support of 

Louise Staton Gunn.

GIFTS TO THE CHEROKEE GARDEN LIBRARY ENDOWMENT FUND 

IN HONOR OF EDWARD L. DAUGHERTY, FASLA 

Sponsors: 

Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Allen 

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Astrop 

Atlanta Town Committee, The National Society of The 

Colonial Dames of America in Georgia 

Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Brown 


Mrs. and Mrs. James C. Carr 

Ms. Kay D. Castellow 


Patrons: 

Mr. and Mrs. Shepard B. Ansley 

Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Austin 

Mr. and Mrs. James Balloun 

Mrs. Neale M. Bearden 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dal Burton 

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Stephens Clay 

Mrs. Beverly B. Coker 

Mr. and Mrs. Will Daugherty 

Contributors: 

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Adler 

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Alexander 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Allen 

Mr. and Mrs. Bond Almand, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Cotten Alston III 


Ms. Marcia Dew Bansley 

Dr. and Mrs. Crawford F. Barnett, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Barrett 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beach 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Birdsey 

Dr. and Mrs. Linton H. Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Blasberg 

Mr. Pat Boak 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Moses Bond 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bratton 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Buck 

Mr. and Mrs. William Ware Bush 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carithers 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Childress 

The Coca-Cola Foundation 

Ms. Eileen M. Corrigan and Ms. Betsy Primm 

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cothran 

Mr. Andrew T. Crawford 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cumming 

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Dargan 

Ms. Ann Daugherty and Ms. Diana Queen 

Ms. Susan L. Daugherty 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Daugherty 

Mrs. Mary Wayne Dixon 

Ms. Ced Dolder 

Ms. Elizabeth M. Dowling 

Mr. and Mrs. Kip K. Duchon 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Dunn 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Durrett 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Dyson 

Ms. Mary Ann Eaddy 

Merrill Elam and Mack Scogin 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott 

Mrs. Harriet W. Ellis 

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Farnham 

Mrs. Joyce E. Ferris 

Mrs. Bess L. Finch 

Mrs. Laleah S. Furniss 

Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Griffith 

Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Hale 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Harper 

Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Harrison Jr. 

Mr. James R. Henderson Sr. 

Ms. Susan L. Hitchcock and Mr. Jim Garner 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hooten 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Howell 

Mrs. William E. Huger Jr. 

The Reverend and Mrs. Wade Huie 

Judge and Mrs. F. M. Hull 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Irby 

Ms. Pamela Isdell 

Dr. Sidney Isenberg 

Mrs. Mary B. Izard 

Ms. C. Randolph Jones 

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Karp 

Ms. Joan Keller 

Ms. Irene F. Kent 

Mr. and Mrs. Howell Kiser 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kiser 

Mrs. Emily C. Knobloch 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kohr 

Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs Laird 

Judge and Mrs. John S. Langford 

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Lanier 

Ms. Jane Levings 

Ms. Julia Levy 

Mr. A. Jefferson Lewis III 

Ms. Martha Lewis 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lord 

Ms. Belle Turner Lynch 


Mr. and Mrs. David S. Martin 

Ms. Peggy Martin 

Mr. Robert L. Mays 

Mr. F. Raymond McIntyre III 

Dr. and Mrs. Preston R. Miller Jr. 

Ms. Katherine Mitchell and Mr. Jack Lawing 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mobley II 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Morgens 

Mrs. Gene S. Morse 

Ms. Claire Muller 

Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Northcutt Jr. 

Mr. Robert H. Gunn Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Gwynn 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hall III 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Howell 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keen 

Mr. George H. Lanier II 

Dr. and Mrs. John E. Lee 


Mr. and Mrs. Laurance D. Pless 

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Lynn Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. W. Felton Norwood 

Mr. and Mrs. H. Sadler Poe 

Ms. Lynn Pollard 


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Richards 

Mrs. Elvira M. Tate 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Webb 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitaker 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Offen 

Ms. Caye J. Oglesby 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parker 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Pearce Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. W. Jefferson Pendergrast Jr. 

The Reverend and Mrs. Harry H. Pritchett Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Pulgram 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ragsdale 

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S. Reilly 

Ms. Anne Rhea 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Ridley 

Mr. and Mrs. English Robinson 

Ms. Lynn F. Saussy 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Schultz 

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shepard 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shortridge 


Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Slick 

Ms. Anne-Marie Sparrow 


Mr. and Mrs. James S. Stokes 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Stovall 

Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sugarman 

SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation 

Mrs. Tally Sweat 

Mrs. Vernona M. Tambke 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Topple 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Tozzer 

Mrs. Newell Bryan Tozzer 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Veates 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ventulett 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Vroon 

Ms. Martha Wayt 

Mr. Stephen L. White 

Ms. Claire Whitfield 

Mr. and Mrs. L. Neil Williams Jr. 

Ms. Mary F. Wilmer 

Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wright 

Mrs. Mary Semmes Wright 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wyche 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike York 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson S. Yow

WESTVIEW CEMETERY: 

A CULTURAL LANDSCAPE WORTHY OF PRESERVATION 

Westview Cemetery, established in 1884, is a historically significant 

cultural landscape within the city of Atlanta, which visually illustrates 

the evolving conception of the American cemetery. Founded as 

“a landscape park, in which may safely rest the dead,” Westview 

Cemetery is a breathtakingly beautiful place where history lives. 

Reflecting significant characteristics of late-nineteenth century cemetery movements, 

curvilinear drives divide the rolling terrain of Westview into large, rounded sections 

of hallowed ground. Meanwhile, an amazing variety of mature trees and shrubs dot 

the pastoral panorama. Willows, hemlocks, hickories, ginkgos, water oaks, white oaks, 

loblolly pines, deodar cedars, and Italian cypress are just a few of the tree specimens 

found here. Flowering trees and shrubs growing within the gates include southern 

magnolias, native dogwoods, tea olives, crepe myrtles, hydrangeas, nandinas, and 

rhododendrons. Burford hollies, a cultivar discovered here by and subsequently named 

after one of the cemetery’s early superintendents, Thomas Burford, are also in abundance. 

The diversity of tree and shrub specimens in the developed sections of the cemetery 

equals that documented in the 1933 publication, The Garden History of Georgia, 

1733-1933, and remains a character-defining feature of this sacred place. 

In the older sections of the cemetery, distinctive, sculptural monuments and elaborate 

grave markers dot the undulating landscape. The original stone gatehouse, crenellated 

stone water tower, and receiving tomb built of Georgia marble and brick clearly mark 

the site’s long history. However, in the northwest corner of the property, developed 

as the Garden of Memories in the 1940s, Westview follows the memorial park pattern 

popularized in the early twentieth century. Statuary gardens are surrounded by 

sections of lawn where bronze grave markers lie flush to the ground. A serpentine 

garden, bordered by sinuous stone walls, stretches across one section. The Garden of 

Time, Pool of Quiet, and Boxwood Garden add visual interest to the landscape and 

create central features encouraging reflection. Meanwhile, a memorial to the Battle of 

Ezra Church commemorates the conflict that was fought on and around these grounds 

just 20 years before the cemetery’s founding. Atop the highest hill in the northwest 

portion of the cemetery, an elaborate masonry mausoleum dominates the landscape. 

By Erica Danylchak, 

CGL Special Projects Associate 

Historic Postcard of the Entrance to Westview 

Cemetery, Postcard Collection, VIS 

93.362.02, Kenan Research Center, 

Atlanta History Center.

View of the Memorial to the Battle of Ezra Church; Photograph by Erica 

Danylchak, 8 August 2008, Georgia Historic Landscape Initiative Files, 

Cherokee Garden Library, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center. 

In the summer of 2008, the Georgia Historic Landscape 

Initiative documented the history and current conditions 

of Westview Cemetery and assessed the site’s significance 

and level of integrity. The survey and accompanying 

documentation, including numerous photographs, have 

been placed on permanent file at the Cherokee Garden 

Library at the Atlanta History Center. The Georgia 

Historic Landscape Initiative, a partnership between 

the Garden Club of Georgia, the National Park Service 

Southeast Regional Office, the Historic Preservation 

Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources 

and the Cherokee Garden Library, strives to document 

the state’s historic landscapes, disseminate information 

about its efforts, and ultimately promote the preservation 

of a vital part of this state’s heritage. So far, 109 historic 

landscapes have been documented through the efforts 

of volunteers, site managers, and research fellows. 

The Cherokee Garden Library would like to thank its partners 

for their continued support of this worthwhile endeavor. 

MANY THANKS TO: 

Mrs. T. Earl Taylor (Beverly), through The Garden Club of 

Georgia’s Historic Preservation Fund, donated funds for the 

summer 2008 Cherokee Garden Library Fellowship. Taylor 

currently serves as GCG’s State Board Historian and Archivist 

and the Chairman for the Historic Landscape and Garden 

Grants program. She is also a former President and member of 

the Ivy Garden Club in Columbus, Magnolia District. 

Thank you to Susan L. Hitchcock, historical landscape 

architect for the National Park Service’s Cultural Landscapes 

Program, for sharing her time and knowledge with the students 

in the Garden Library Research Fellows’ program. 

View of monuments and curvilinear circulation pattern; Photograph by Erica 

Danylchak, 13 August 2008, Georgia Historic Landscape Initiative Files, 

Cherokee Garden Library, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center. 

Returning to our Roots 

Planting & Re-Planting 

the Historic Southern Garden 

17 th Biennial Conference on 

Restoring Southern 

Gardens & Landscapes 

September 24-26, 2009 

Winston-Salem, North Carolina 

The year 2009 marks the thirtieth anniversary 

of the Conference on Restoring Southern 

Gardens & Landscapes, which was first 

convened at Old Salem in 1979. 

In celebration of this milestone, the 2009 conference returns 

to its roots in addressing plants and planting of historic 

gardens in the South. Sessions include practical information 

on planting and maintaining the historic garden, sources for 

heirloom and historic native plants and case studies of 

historic landscape and garden restorations. 

In honor of the occasion, 

the popular conference plant sale will be expanded. 

Conference speakers include 

Peter Hatch, William Woys Weaver, 

Scott Kunst, Margaret Page Bemiss, 

Bill Patterson, Jim Rodgers 

and others. 

For program and registration information: 

336-721-7361 / sgant@oldsalem.org 

Save the date and join us at Old Salem

GIFTS TO THE CHEROKEE GARDEN LIBRARY 

Donors who gave between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2008. The Cherokee Garden Library thanks you for your generosity. 


The JBS Foundation 

VISTA (Over $5,000) 

ALLÉE ($1,000 to $4,999) 

The Besse Johnson & George Blanton Allen Memorial Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Bean 

Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Brown 


Mr. and Mrs. Julian S. Carr Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Foley 

Mrs. Carolyn Carr Gibson and Mr. Michael Gibson 

Mr. Albert G. Goodgame 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Harhai 

Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Allen 



Mr. and Mrs. William B. Astrop 

Atlanta Town Committee, The National Society of The Colonial 

Dames of America in Georgia 

Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Austin 

Mr. William N. Banks Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dal Burton 

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Carr 

Ms. Kay D. Castellow 

Mrs. Hugh M. Chapman 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Dick 

Mr. and Mrs. Beverly M. DuBose III 

Mr. Robert H. Gunn Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Gwynn 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hall III 

Mr. and Mrs. Haines H. Hargrett Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Adams Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Adler 

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Alexander 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Allen 

Mr. and Mrs. Bond Almand Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Cotten Alston III 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Askins 

Avondale Estates Garden Club 

Ms. Merrily C. Baird 

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Balloun 

Ms. Marcia Dew Bansley 

Dr. and Mrs. Crawford F. Barnett Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Barrett 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Battle Jr. 


Mrs. Neale M. Bearden 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beem 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Birdsey 

Dr. and Mrs. Linton H. Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. Dameron Black III 

PERGOLA ($500 to $999) 

TOPIARY (To $499) 

Mr. F. Raymond McIntyre III and Family 



Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oglesby 



Mrs. T. Earl Taylor, through The Garden Club of Georgia’s 

Historic Preservation Fund 

Mrs. T. Earl Taylor 

Weswood Foundation 


Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Howell 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keen 

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Keough 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kibler Jr. 

Mr. James H. Landon 


Dr. and Mrs. John E. Lee 



Dr. and Mrs. W. Felton Norwood Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. McKee Nunnally 

Mr. and Mrs. Laurance D. Pless 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rawson 

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Staton Jr. 

Ms. Margaret A. Staton 

Mrs. Tally Sweat 

Mr. and Mrs. Dameron Black IV 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Blasberg 

Mr. Pat Boak 


Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bratton 

Ms. Martha S. Brewer 

Mrs. Beryl Knight Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Buck 

Bulloch Hall Garden Guild 

Mrs. Martha S. Burgess 

Mr. and Mrs. William Ware Bush 

Camellia Garden Club 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carithers 

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Childress 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Stephens Clay 

Mrs. Beverly B. Coker 

The Coca-Cola Foundation 

Carolyn Clark Interiors 

Ms. Karen Cole and Mr. Grady Ballenger

Mr. F. H. Boyd Coons 

Mr. and Mrs. F. Dean Copeland 

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coppedge III 

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Corley Jr. 

Ms. Eileen M. Corrigan 

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cothran 

Mr. Andrew T. Crawford 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cumming 

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Dargan 

Ms. Ann Daugherty and Ms. Diana Queen 

Ms. Susan L. Daugherty 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Daugherty 

Mrs. Mary Wayne Dixon 

Dogwood District, The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. 

Ms. Ced Dolder 

Ms. Elizabeth M. Dowling 

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Dreyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Kip K. Duchon 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Duggan 

Mrs. Susan B. Duncan 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Dunn 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Durrett 

Ms. Betty W. Dykes 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Dyson 

Ms. Mary Ann Eaddy 

Mrs. L. Prentice Eager III 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Edge 

Merrill Elam and Mack Scogin 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott 

Mrs. Harriet W. Ellis 

Mr. and Mrs. David Emory 

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Farnham 

Mrs. Joyce E. Ferris 

Ms. Cordelia Field 

Ms. Bess L. Finch 

Ms. Donna G. Foland 

Mrs. Laleah S. Furniss 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. George III 

Georgia Perennial Plant Association 

Mrs. Sylvia M. Gibson 

Mrs. Grace M. Gilchrist 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gladden Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe T. Green Jr. 

Mrs. Helen C. Griffith 

Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Griffith 

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grimes 

Ms. Jacquelyn J. Hahne 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hale 

Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Hale 

Dr. Kay K. Haltom and Dr. Thomas L. Haltom 

Mrs. Anno M. Hardage 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Harper 


Mr. James R. Henderson Sr. 

Mrs. Mary Jane C. Heyward 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hills 

Ms. Susan L. Hitchcock and Mr. Jim Garner 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hooten 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Howell 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hyman Jr. 

TOPIARY (To $499) continued 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Huff 

Mrs. William E. Huger Jr. 

The Reverend and Mrs. Wade Huie 

Judge and Mrs. F. M. Hull 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hyman Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Irby 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Neville Isdell 


Mrs. Mary B. Izard 

Ms. Dale M. Jaeger, The Jaeger Company 

Mr. and Mrs. Baxter P. Jones 

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Karp 

Ms. Joan Keller 

Mrs. George W. Kennedy 

Ms. Irene F. Kent 

Mrs. Bryan Kibler 

Mr. and Mrs. Howell Kiser 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kiser 

Mrs. Emily C. Knobloch 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kohr 

Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs Laird 

Judge and Mrs. John S. Langford 


Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lee 

Ms. Jane Levings 

Ms. Julia Levy 

Dr. A. Jefferson Lewis III 

Ms. Martha Lewis 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lord 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Lucas 

Ms. Belle Turner Lynch 


Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Madden 


Mr. and Mrs. David S. Martin 

Ms. Peggy Martin 


Mrs. Marvin R. McClatchey 


Ms. JoAnn McCracken-Redding 

Ms. Katherine Mitchell and Mr. Jack Lawing 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mobley II 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Morgens 

Ms. Nancy Lyon Morrison 

Mrs. Gene S. Morse 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Moseley 

Ms. Claire Muller 

Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Northcutt Jr. 

Mrs. Kay M. O’Connor 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Offen 

Ms. Caye J. Oglesby 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Oglesby 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parker 

Peachtree Garden Club 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Pearce Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. W. Jefferson Pendergrast Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Perrin II 

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phelps and Family 

Mr. and Mrs. H. Sadler Poe 

Ms. Lynn Pollard

Mrs. John E. Powers 

Ms. Josephine G. Prado 

Ms. Betsy Primm 

Primrose Garden Club 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pritchard 

The Reverend and Mrs. Harry H. Pritchett Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Pulgram 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ragsdale 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Reese Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Reeves 

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S. Reilly 

Ms. Anne Rhea 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Richards 


River Valley Garden Club 

Mr. and Mrs. English Robinson 

Ms. Joy E. Ross 

Ms. Anne Salter 

Ms. Lynn F. Saussy 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Schroder 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Schultz 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Schwahn 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Shaffer Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shepard 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shortridge 


Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Slick 

Ms. Anne-Marie Sparrow 

Mr. Frederick Spitzmiller 

Ms. Claire Sterk and Mr. Kirk Elifson 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryan Stickney IV 

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Stokes 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Stovall 

In Memory of Louise Richardson Allen 


Mr. William N. Banks Jr. 





In Memory of Eleanor Montgomery Atuk 


Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Shaffer Jr. 

In Memory of Anne Equen Ballard 

Mrs. Beverly H. Bremer 

In Memory of Margaret Davison Block 

Mr. and Mrs. Baxter P. Jones 

In Memory of Thelma Treadwell Bond 

Sally and Walter George 

In Memory of Mrs. Jean Branch 


TOPIARY (To $499) continued 

MEMORIALS 

Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sugarman 

Mr. and Mrs. Claude T. Sullivan Jr. 


Mr. and Mrs. J. Eugene Talley 

Mrs. Vernona M. Tambke 

Mrs. Elvira M. Tate 

Mrs. Mary Rose Taylor 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Thompson Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Topple 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Tozzer 

Mrs. Newell Bryan Tozzer 

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Tunnell II 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Veates 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ventulett 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Vroon 

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wallace 

Ms. Bettie G. Watts 

Ms. Martha Wayt 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Webb 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weber 

Westfield Garden Club 

Mr. Stephen L. White 

Ms. Claire Whitfield 

Mr. and Mrs. L. Neil Williams Jr. 

Ms. Mary F. Wilmer 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Jenner Wood III 


Mrs. Mary Semmes Wright 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Wyche 

Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Yankopolus 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike York 

Mr. and Mrs. Zachry Young 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson S. Yow 

In Memory of Anne Coppedge Carr 


Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy 




In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Julian S. Carr Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Bean 

In Memory of Mr. Hugh Chapman 

Mrs. Hugh Chapman 

In Memory of Mrs. Emory Cocke 




In Memory of Mr. David L. Coker 



In Memory of Anne Morgan Moore Colgin 


Mrs. Louise Staton Gunn

In Memory of Augusta Horsey Collins 




Mrs. George W. Kennedy 


Mrs. Evelyn S. Powers 


In Memory of Barbara Smith Coppedge 


In Memory of Martha Ellen Hodgson Ellis 

Primrose Garden Club 

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Strong Flowers 


In Memory of Blanche Slate Fluker 

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coppedge III 

In Memory of Florence Phillips Griffin 

Mr. and Mrs. James Corley Jr. 




In Memory of Frances S. Hargrett 


Mrs. Marvin McClatchey Jr. 



Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Reese Jr. 

Ms. Bettie G. Watts 


In Memory of Mr. Henry Hicks 

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Emory 

In Memory of Elizabeth Hollingsworth 


In Memory of Thomas Angel Hoppen 


In Memory of Dr. Julius Ammons Howell 


In Memory of Mr. Oliver Keller 

Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Thompson Jr. 

In Memory of Caroline and Frank Kibler 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kibler Jr. 

In Honor of the Grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Linton Bishop 


In Honor of Mary Earle Brown 

Nancy Lyon Morrison 

MEMORIALS (continued) 

HONORS 

In Memory of Gertrude Rew Landon 

Mr. James H. Landon 

In Memory of Mr. Ralph Landon 


In Memory of Mr. Bruce Lanier 


In Memory of Marina Magher 


In Memory of Julia Orme Martin 


In Memory of Helen Bagley McDuffie 

Mrs. Dameron Black III 

In Memory of Eleanor Morgan Montgomery 

Mrs. Haines Hargrett Jr. 

In Memory of Kathleen Moss 

Ms. Carolyn W. Clark 

In Memory of Mrs. Hugh Nunnally 


In Memory of Mrs. Mary Lee Nunnally 


In Memory of Mrs. H. McKee Nunnally 


In Memory of Mrs. Gladys Ogden 


In Memory of Frances Grace Acree Rhodes 

Sally and Walter George 

Mrs. Haines Hargrett Jr. 

In Memory of Dr. A. Elizabeth Taylor 


In Memory of Mr. Mack Taylor 


In Memory of Betty Anne Tucker 


In Memory of Elizabeth N. Whitaker 


In Memory of Mr. Ralph W. Williams Jr. 


In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray 

In Honor of Mr. Hugh Brownlee 

Ms. Marcia Weber

In Honor of Staci L. Catron 

Anne Catron Austin 

Avondale Estates Garden Club 

Dogwood District, The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. 

Georgia Perennial Plant Association 




Peachtree Garden Club 

In Honor of the Cherokee Garden Club 

Mrs. Charles M. Shaffer Jr. 

In Honor of “My Cherokee Garden Club Friends” 


In Honor of Mr. Paul Crater 


In Honor of Susan B. Croft 

Ms. Brenda B. Moseley 

In Honor of Archer Daniels 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gladden Jr. 

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodsell 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Duggan 

In Honor of Mr. Curtis Gunn 


In Honor of Mr. Harry Gunn 


In Honor of Louise Staton Gunn 


Ms. Donna G. Foland 

Ms. Grace M. Gilchrist 




Ms. Josephine G. Prado 

Ms. Margaret A. Staton 

In Celebration of the Marriage of Elizabeth King Hendrix 

And James Erwin Prickett 


In Honor of Ms. C. Randolph Jones 


Bulloch Hall Garden Guild 



Mrs. Jacquelyn J. Hahne 

HONORS (continued) 

MATCHING GIFTS 

The Coca-Cola Foundation SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation 

In Honor of Mr. Robert L. Mays 

The Besse Johnson & George Blanton Allen Memorial Foundation 


In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John W. McIntyre 


In Honor of Mrs. Preston R. Miller Jr. 


In Honor of Mrs. Jack Minter 


ADOPT-A-BOOK CAMPAIGN 


Ms. Kay M. O’Connor 


Ms. Martiele S. Schroder 

In Honor of Carter Heyward Morris 



Mrs. Mary Jane C. Heyward 


Ms. Betsy Primm 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Jenner Wood III 

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hampton Morris 

Mr. and Mrs. Zachry Young 

In Honor of Lamar Ellis Oglesby 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Oglesby 

In Honor of Father Gene Paradise 


In Honor of Teed McConnell Poe 

Virginia Neal Almand 

Betty Masters Edge 

Betty Ponders Harrison 

In Honor of Mr. Michael Rose 


In Honor of Mrs. W. Michael Thompson Jr. 

Ms. Kay M. O’Connor 

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitaker 

Ms. Merrily C. Baird 

In Honor of Dr. Charles K. Wright, on the occasion of his birthday 


In Honor of Mrs. Charles K. Wright 




Westfield Garden Club 

Jennifer and Andreas Yankopolus

GIFTS TO THE CHEROKEE GARDEN LIBRARY 

Donors who gave between January 1, 2009 and March 6, 2009. The Cherokee Garden Library thanks you for your generosity. 

ALLÉE ($1,000 to $4,999) 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Harhai 

Atlanta Town Committee, The National Society of the Colonial 

Dames of America in the State of Georgia 



Mrs. Beverly H. Bremer 

Camellia Garden Club 

Mrs. James F. Caughman 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dreyer 



In Memory of Anne Coppedge Carr 


In Memory of Augusta M. Collins 


In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Harhai 

In Honor of Staci Lynne Catron 

Mrs. Mabel R. Milner 

PERGOLA ($500 to $999) 

TOPIARY (To $499) 

MEMORIALS 

HONORS 

In Honor of Edward L. Daugherty, FASLA 

Atlanta Town Committee, The National Society of the Colonial 

Dames of America in the State of Georgia 


MATCHING GIFTS 



Mrs. William C. Rawson 

ADOPT-A-BOOK CAMPAIGN 

Ms. Sydney M. Healey 




Mrs. Mabel R. Milner 




In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Griffin 


In Memory of Mrs. Catherine Nunnally 

Mrs. William C. Rawson 

In Honor of Louise Staton Gunn 



In Honor of Trudy Munns Huger 


In Honor of Carter Heyward Morris 

Wawa and Richard Hines 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Harhai Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Ridley

BOOK AND MANUSCRIPT DONATIONS 

In addition to purchases throughout the year, the Cherokee Garden Library relies on the kindness of book and manuscript donors to strengthen its collection. It is a 

generous deed for a donor, whether an individual or an organization, to part with beloved books and other records to enhance the quality of the Garden Library’s 

holdings. For more information on how to donate materials, please contact the Director, Staci Catron, at 404.814.4046. 

Book and manuscript donors who gave between September 12, 2008 to March 1, 2009, and who have signed a formal Deed of Gift. The Cherokee Garden 

Library thanks you for your generosity. 

A. Donation from Callie Aldridge: 

1. A two-year subscription to Flower Magazine. 

B. Donation from Susan H. Branch: 

1. Anthony, John. The East Midlands: Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire. The Gardens of Britain, Volume 6. 

London: B.T. Batsford Ltd., 1979. 

2. Fish, Margery. Cottage Garden Flowers. London and Boston: Faber and Faber, 1980. 

3. Fish, Margery. A Flower for Every Day. London and Boston: Faber and Faber, 1981. 

4. Fish, Margery. Gardening in the Shade. London and Boston: Faber and Faber, 1983. 

5. Fish, Margery. Ground Cover Plants. London and Boston: Faber and Faber, 1980. 

6. Lewis, Cherry, ed. The Making of a Garden: Gertrude Jekyll. Suffolk: Baron Publishing/Antique Collectors’ Club, 1984. 

7. Lloyd, Christopher. The Adventurous Gardener. New York: Random House, 1983. 

8. Scott-James, Anne. The Cottage Garden. London: Allen Lane, 1981. 

9. Thomas, Graham Stuart. The Art of Planning. London: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. in association with The National Trust, 1984. Signed by Author. 

10. As well as 30 volumes for the Kenan Research Center Annual Book Sale. 

C. Donation from James R. Cothran, FASLA, to be added to the James R. Cothran Collection: 

1. Bruce, Curt. The Great Houses of New Orleans. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1977. 

2. Craigmyle, Marshall. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials. London: Salamander Books Limited, 1999. 

3. Granger, Mary, ed. Savannah River Plantations. Savannah: The Oglethorpe Press, 1997. 

4. Daidone, José and Bernard Wolgensinger. Votre Jardin: Architecture et Art Floral. Paris: Bibliothèque des Arts, 1975. 

5. Drayton, Richard. Nature’s Government: Science, Imperial Britain, and the ‘Improvement’ of the World. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2000. 

6. Kraft, Ken. Garden to Order: The Story of Mr. Burpee’s Seeds and How They Grow. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1963. 

7. Longstaffe-Gowan, Todd. The London Town Garden, 1740-1840. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2001. 

8. Stine, Linda F., Martha Zierden, et. al. Carolina’s Historical Landscapes: Archaeological Perspectives. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1997. 

9. Tarantino, Rhoda Specht. Small Gardens are More Fun. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1972. 

10. Wheeler, Frank T. Savannah River Plantations: Photographs from the Collection of the Georgia Historical Society. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Press, 1998. 

11. Wickham, Cynthia. The Indoor Garden: The Houseplant Lovers’ Complete Companion. New York: A & W Publishers, 1977. 

D. Donation from Mary Palmer Dargan, ASLA, to be added to the Dargan Landscape Architects Collection: 

1. One document case of materials pertaining to Crowfield Plantation and Broom Hall Plantation, both near Charleston, South Carolina. 

E. Donation from Edward L. Daugherty, FASLA, to be added to the Edward L. Daugherty Collection: 

1. Six drawings pertaining to the Georgia Governor’s Mansion, Atlanta, Georgia. 

2. Three drawings pertaining to Canterbury Court, Atlanta, Georgia. 

3. One copy of a site plan drawing of the Atlanta Historical Society Campus, Atlanta, Georgia. 

4. Two drawings pertaining to Hahn Woods, Emory Campus, Atlanta, Georgia. 

5. One drawing pertaining to The Woodlands, Decatur, Georgia. 

6. Two drawings pertaining to the Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hale Residence, Atlanta, Georgia. 

F. Donation from Lee Mulica Dunn in honor of Marsha Webb: 

1. Packer, Jane. Jane Packer’s Guide to Flower Arranging: Tips & Techniques for Beautiful Flowers with More than 25 Step-by-Step Projects. London and New York: 

Ryland, Peters & Small, 2008. 

G. Donation from Margaret E. Langford from the library of Martha Hodgson Ellis: 

1. Brower, Kenneth. Micronesia: Island Wilderness. San Francisco: Friends of the Earth, 1975. 

2. Dickinson, Colin and John Lucas. The Encyclopedia of Mushrooms. New York: Crescent Books, 1979. 

3. Jenkins, David T. Mushrooms: A Separate Kingdom. Birmingham, AL: Oxmoore House, Inc., 1979. 

4. Johnson, Lady Bird and Carlton B. Lees. Wildflowers Across America. New York: Abbeville Press, 1988 (Signed by Lady Bird Johnson to Martha Hodgson Ellis). 

5. Lewin, Roger. Thread of Life: The Smithsonian Looks at Evolution. Washington, D. C.: Smithsonian Books, 1982. 

6. National Wildflower Research Center. Wildflower Handbook. Austin, TX: Texas Monthly Press, 1989. 

7. Thomas, Mary Augusta. An Odyssey in Print: Adventures in the Smithsonian Libraries. Washington and London: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2002. 

8. Urquhart, Beryl Leslie, ed. The Camellia. Sussex, England: The Leslie Urquhart Press, 1956.

BOOK AND MANUSCRIPT DONATIONS (continued) 

H. Donation from George H. Lanier II: 

1. Sawyers, Claire E. The Authentic Garden: Five Principles for Cultivating a Sense of Place. Portland, OR: Timber Press, 2007. 

I. Donation from Carter Heyward Morris: 

1. Colonial Dames of America. Herbs and Herb Lore of Colonial America. New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 1995. 

2. Norman Sinkler Walsh’s Plantations, Pineland Villages, Pinopolis and Its People. Virginia Beach, VA: The Donning Company Publishers, 2006. 

J. Donation from Dr. W. Felton Norwood, Jr.: 

1. Holmes, Caroline. Why Do Violets Shrink? Answers to 280 Thorny Questions on the World of Plants. Gloucestershire: Sutton, 2008. 

K. Donation from the Southern Garden History Society, to be added to the Elizabeth Lawrence Collection: 

1. One gavel inscribed “Presented to the Sigma Lamda Literary Society by Ann Lawrence to Elizabeth Lawrence, December 1922” on one side and “Cedar, Maple, 

Mahogany, Walnut, Oak,” on the other side. L. Donation from Sara L. Van Beck, Georgia Daffodil Society: 

1. Joseph Breck & Sons Catalogue, Boston, MA, February 1, 1897. 

2. John Childs. Mayflower. Floral Park, NY, Vol. XIX, No. 10, October 1903. 

3. Peter Henderson & Co. Catalogue, New York, NY, 1909. 

M. Donation from Jane Baber White: 

1. Jane Baber White’s The Book of Attributes for the Living Horticultural Collections of the Old City Cemetery Museums and Arboretum, Lynchburg, Virginia 

(Recorded as of June 1, 2008) – Limited Edition – This copy is No. 9 of 25 printed. Signed by author, Jane Baber White. 

N. Donation from Carleton B. Wood: 

1. McHatton, Thomas Hubbard. Armchair Gardening: Some of the Spirit, Philosophy, and Psychology of the Art of Gardening. Athens: The University of Georgia 

Press, 1947. 

2. Record, Samuel J. Timbers of Tropical America. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1924. 

O. Donation from Edith Redway Wright: 

1. Baldwin, Letitia S. Two Island Gardens: Asticou Azalea Garden & Thuya Garden; Asticou Terraces & Thuya Lodge. Seal Harbor, Maine: Mount Desert Land & 

Garden Preserve, 2008. 

P. Donation from Jennifer Evans Yankopolus: 

1. Papworth, John Buonarotti. Rural Residences consisting of a series of designs for cottages, decorated cottages, small villas and other ornamental buildings (Reprint 

of 1806 volume; Elibron Classics, 2005). 

PLEASE SUPPORT THE CHEROKEE GARDEN LIBRARY ANNUAL FUND 

Thanks to the generosity of Cherokee Garden Library supporters, we have reached 87% of the Annual Fund goal. 

Please consider a new or additional contribution to the Cherokee Garden Library before the fiscal year end, 

June 30, 2009. Your donations are critical to the continued success of the Garden Library! A donation envelop 

is enclosed in Garden Citings for your convenience. For more information, please contact Staci Catron at 

404.814.4046 or SCatron@AtlantaHistoryCenter.com.

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