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TABLE. OF -PL_EESTRATUONS
Woodberry [Forest
Horseshoe
Redlands
Morven
Farmington
Mirador .
Red Hill
Berry Hill
Bellevue ...
Banister Lodge
Prestwould .
Carter Hall...
The Meadows
Carpet Hill
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HALF-TONE ENGRAVINGS
The Saunders House .
Peyton Randolph House . .
Bassett Hall, Where Tom Moore Wrote “The Firefly me Als
Home of George Wythe, Where the Once Beautiful Gardens. May be Traced
The Peachy House ‘Teen the Balcony of Which LaFayette Spoke .
The Tucker House, Where John andor h of Roanoke Lived as a Boy
Tazewell Hall, Home of Sir John Eat Rok
Bruton Parish Church, Where a Pink Hi eiliaeae Tree Blooms Above Masses
of Violets and Narcissi
Maycox, on James River, Site of First. Attempt at ‘Horticulture in America
Carter’s Grove on the Lower James, arnt a Terraced Garden Once Led
Down to the River.
The Little Garden at Claremont . .
Entrance to “The Old Mansion” at Claremont
Tedington, Home of the Lightfoots
Brandon, Original Seat of the Harrison Family
June in the Garden at Brandon . .
Vista of James River in the Garden at Brandon
Upper Brandon .
The Garden at Upper Brandon
James River Near pre Brandon
Weyanoke .
Flower de Hundred .
Westover, the Home of William By rd
Garden Walk at Westover .
Tomb of William Byrd II at Westover
River Wall at Westover ee
A Gateway at Westover.
Appomattox—Founded by Francis ‘Enpes ül in 1635
Cucumber Tree at Violet Banks, the Shore Estate Near ‘Appomattox, With
Spread of One Hundred Feet. General Lee Camped in Its Shade During
the Campaign of 16a she hse ot et etre) cial era ce ean ae
Shirley, Original Home of the Carters . .
Falling Creek, Site of the First Iron Furnace in . America
Ampthill, Home of Colonel Archibald Cary
Old Stone Bridge Over Falling Creek
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