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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

American Rhododendron Society Papers 1931-1987

This collection consists of ca. 2,800 items (12 Hollinger boxes, 4 linear feet), 1931-1987, records of the American Rhododendron Society, the Middle Atlantic Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, and Le-Mac Nurseries, Hampton, Virginia.

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American Rhododendron Society Papers 1931-1987

Paula L. Cash, Harry L. Wise, and Sandra McDonald

This collection consists of ca. 2,800 items (12 Hollinger boxes, 4 linear feet), 1931-1987, records of the American Rhododendron Society, the Middle Atlantic Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, and Le-Mac Nurseries, Hampton, Virginia.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Fraser Papers 1926-1991

This collection consists of about seventy items, [1926-1939], 1960 and 1988-1991, pertaining to the career of George Fraser(1854-1944) of Ucluelet, British Columbia(on the west coast of Vancouver Island), a pioneer rhododendron nurseryman and hybridizer. These items were collected by Bill Dale, Dr. Stuart Holland, and Miss Frances Gundry, a rhododendron study group whose purpose was to preserve the life and work of George Fraser.

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George Fraser Papers 1926-1991

American Rhododendron Society

This collection consists of about seventy items, [1926-1939], 1960 and 1988-1991, pertaining to the career of George Fraser(1854-1944) of Ucluelet, British Columbia(on the west coast of Vancouver Island), a pioneer rhododendron nurseryman and hybridizer. These items were collected by Bill Dale, Dr. Stuart Holland, and Miss Frances Gundry, a rhododendron study group whose purpose was to preserve the life and work of George Fraser.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Ring III Papers 1925-1987

The papers of George Ring IIIof Fairfax, Virginia, consist of 2,832 items (17 Hollinger boxes, 5.5 linear feet), 1925-1987, chiefly correspondence, printed material, working notebooks, and questionnaires, all pertaining to his membership in the American Rhododendron Societyand his interest in the hybridizers of rhododendrons, both contemporary and past.

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George Ring III Papers 1925-1987

George Ring III

The papers of George Ring IIIof Fairfax, Virginia, consist of 2,832 items (17 Hollinger boxes, 5.5 linear feet), 1925-1987, chiefly correspondence, printed material, working notebooks, and questionnaires, all pertaining to his membership in the American Rhododendron Societyand his interest in the hybridizers of rhododendrons, both contemporary and past.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Joseph Gable & Guy Nearing Correspondence 1930-1952

This addition to the Papers of the American Rhododendron Societyconsists of copies of correspondence between Joseph Gable(1886-1972) and Guy Nearing(1890-? ), 1930-1952, (ca. 400 items, 1 Hollinger box) concerning rhododendrons, a small portion of which was published in Hybrids and Hybridizers.

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Joseph Gable & Guy Nearing Correspondence 1930-1952

Fred S. Winter

This addition to the Papers of the American Rhododendron Societyconsists of copies of correspondence between Joseph Gable(1886-1972) and Guy Nearing(1890-? ), 1930-1952, (ca. 400 items, 1 Hollinger box) concerning rhododendrons, a small portion of which was published in Hybrids and Hybridizers.

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