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Walden, History of (1933)--text, pp. 1-25
Landscape architect Warren H. Manning's 1933 History of Walden text, Part 2 of the typescript as digitized here.
Walden, History of (1933)--Related items
This last section of this digital copy of Manning's History of Walden includes two copies of typed communications found loose at the end of the paper-bound typescript.
Walden, History of (1933)--Plant Sources
This fascinating list records the commercial, personal exploration, and accidental sites of all plants at Walden in 1933, a key to abbreviations in the plant list.
Walden, History of (1933)--Plant List, pp. 39-77
Part 5: the second section of the text of Manning's History of Walden typescript, 1933.
Walden, History of (1933)--Plant list, pp. 1-38
Part 4: first section of Warrne Manning's plant list for his History of Walden (1933), a typescript, and through p. 38. The extensive plant list follows the 61 pp. text.
Walden, History Of (1933)--Plan of Cyrus McCormick II's Walden estate and the key to numbers on the plan
This plan to accompany the text and plant listing of landscape architect Warren Manning's 1933 History of Walden uses numbers to designate locations of places and plants mentioned and listed.
Walden, History of (1933)--List of Abbreviations
This is the list of abbreviations used in the text and in the plant list, etc. by author Warren H. Manning.
Wagon Bridge over the Des Plaines River near Half Day, Illinois
This picture looks southwest towards the wagon bridge over the Des Plaines River in Half Day.
Attirbuted by James R. Getz, President of the Lake County Historical Society from the 1950s-1980s.
Wagon Bridge over Indian Creek Half Day, Illinois
A man poses for the photographer near the bridge and Indian Creek. The area appears rural in this photo.
Wagon Bridge over Des Plaines River near Half Day, Illinois Postcard
The Wagon Bridge over the Des Plaines River near Half Day, IL Postcard shows how the bridge is supported. In the surrounding area, the land is mainly prairie and wooded.
The picture was taken looking southwest.
Attributed by James R. Getz,…