St. John's Church Forest Garden September 1950. Fence is lined with wild sunflowers. They provided 780 blossoms, which we picked as they matured. Trees, left to right: Lombardy poplar, staghorn sumac, golden weeping willow, black locust ginkgo.
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Title from materials accompanying item.
Additional information accompanying item: "Lines to an Urban Friend" by Margaret Munsterberg, 1956. "Yes, I too like the city, But now and then leave it behind me. For it would seem a pity If nothing should remind me Of how little ferns spring from the moss, The sudden-rustling winds the acorns toss, How berries turn from red to shining jet, Or how the quivering dragon-fly alights On dewy asters from her flashing flights. - Not yet, not yet, would I forget The woodland's sounds & scents, & sights."
Notes (ownership):
Courtesy of Reverend Wolcott Cutler
Notes (historical):
Reverend Cutler was rector at St. John’s Church from 1924 to 1959 and most likely assembled this collection during that time.