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Start Over Date range 2012 Creator Albemarle Garden Club (Charlottesville, Va.)
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Albemarle Garden Club Records-Periwinkle Garden (addition 12)

0.03 Cubic Feet 1 Folder .175 Gigabytes 20 files: 7 bmp, 2 bup, 2 ifo, 1job, 4 vob, 1 db, 1pdf, 1 ppt, 1 doc

This addition to MSS 5520, Albemarle Garden Club records (Periwinkle Cottage), contains one thumb drive with text description of the Garden Club of America's Garden History & Design Committee, 2016 (incl. planting lists, licenses, copies of articles, and possibly photos) and one folder labeled AGC Periwinkle Cottage 2017, Albemarle Garden Club Zone VII, Periwinkle garden Submission 2017. The folder contains miscellaneous papers and one disc labeled "Smithsonian Archives of American Gardens: Periwinkle Cottage Garden," containing photos and captions.

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Albemarle Garden Club Records-Periwinkle Garden (addition 12) 0.03 Cubic Feet 1 Folder .175 Gigabytes 20 files: 7 bmp, 2 bup, 2 ifo, 1job, 4 vob, 1 db, 1pdf, 1 ppt, 1 doc

Albemarle Garden Club (Charlottesville, Va.)

This addition to MSS 5520, Albemarle Garden Club records (Periwinkle Cottage), contains one thumb drive with text description of the Garden Club of America's Garden History & Design Committee, 2016 (incl. planting lists, licenses, copies of articles, and possibly photos) and one folder labeled AGC Periwinkle Cottage 2017, Albemarle Garden Club Zone VII, Periwinkle garden Submission 2017. The folder contains miscellaneous papers and one disc labeled "Smithsonian Archives of American Gardens: Periwinkle Cottage Garden," containing photos and captions.

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