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| Warren H. Manning, 1860-1938, a landscape architect of national importance, was based in Billerica, Massachusetts. This collection contains correspondence, business records, writings, photographs, journals, and diaries pertaining to over 1600 clients in the United States. See Also: Iowa State University - Warren H. Manning Landscape Architectural Collection: and Also: Harvard University Frances Loeb Library. |
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LOWELL CENTER FOR LOWELL HISTORY PATRICK J. MOGAN CULTURAL CENTER Warren H. Manning Collection
Articles and Reports by Warren H. Manning
*** Contained in WHM Personal Scrapbook
"Agassiz Park of Calumet, Michigan Built by Community Effort," Park
"Arbor Day," American Civic Association, Department of
Outdoor Art,
"The Art of Making Landscape Gardens," Landscape Gardening. (nd) Bangor City Plan; The Burned District. Report to The Committee
on
"Beauty as a Resort Asset," Northward-Ho, Dec. 1913. "Berberous Thunbergii in New Hampshire," Rhodora, Journal
of the
"The Billerica Town Plan," Landscape Architecture Quarterly,
Vol. 3,
Birmingham; The Magic City, Civic Birmingham, 1920. *** "Children As Town Planners," by Percy R. Creed, Journal of
"The Christmas Rose or Hellebores," The National Plant, Flower
and
"Church Grounds," National Plant, Flower & Fruit Guild,
Vol. 16,
City Plan of Birmingham. Birmingham, Alabama, 1919. "Civic Horticulture and Civic Improvements," Park and Cemetery
and
"Conservation of Land Resources," The Bostonian Magazine,
Vol. 1,
"Construction and Cooperative Recreation" presented at the National
"A Critique of the Exhibitions of the Department of Horticulture at
the
"Designing Amusement Resorts," Street Railway Journal,
Vol. 13,
Directions for Surveying and Arranging Home and School Grounds.
"Directions for Making Surveys," The Florists Exchange, 1900. "An Easterner Looks at Michigan," The Magazine of Michigan,
"Exotic Trees for Forest Plantations," American Forest and
Forest Life,
"The Field and Landscape Design," Landscape Architecture Quarterly,
"First Traveling Annual Meeting," American Civic Association,
"For General State Survey," The Bostonian Magazine, Vol.
2, No. 8,
"For General Survey of Commonwealth," The Bostonian Magazine,
"Forestry in Massachusetts," Forestry and Irrigation, Vol.
8, No. 2,
(Golden Gate Park) Parks and Cemetery, May 1898. Goodyear Heights. George L. Curtis Printing Co., Akron, OH, 1923. "Governmental Recreational Responsibilities as Determine by a National
"Governmental Recreational Responsibilities as Determined by National
A Handbook for Planning and Planting Home Grounds. Stout
Manual
A Handbook for Planning and Planting Home Grounds. Talbot
Mills,
"Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs," 1900?. unidentified publication. "The History of Village Improvement in the United States," The
"Home Grounds," Park and Cemetery, 1900?. (Reprint) The Improvements of Madison, N.J. Report to the Highway,
Park, and
"In the Pine Barrens," The Pinehurst Outlook, Vol. 1, No.
9,
The Influence of American Expositions on the Outdoor Arts.
Lecture
"Landscape Gardening," Massachusetts Horticultural Society,
"Landscaping on an Iron Range," The Explosives Engineer,
Vol. 2,
"Landscape Phase of the University of California Plan," American
"The Making of Herbarium," Co-authored with Walter Deane, Library
"Michigan As a Field for Large-Scale State Planning," American
"Minnesota," The Minnesota Horticulturalist, Vol. 56, No.
2,
"Nation Wide Conservation," prepared for the Fourth Conference
on
The National Importance of the Hudson-Mohawk Thoroughfare and
"A National Park System," Parks and Recreation, Jan.- Feb.
1924.
"National Parks, Monuments and Forests," Landscape Architecture
"A National Plan Study Brief," Landscape Architecture Quarterly,
"National Planning Notes," The Planners Journal, Vol. 1,
No. 2,
"Park Design and Park Planting," Park and Cemetery, June,
1897.
"Practical Aesthetics," The Minnesota Horticulturalist,
Vol. 28, No. 9,
"The Purpose and Practice of Landscape Architecture," Transactions
"Regional Highways," Massachusetts Federation of Planning Boards,
Report of the Committee on State Parks and Regional Planning to the
Report of the Game Plan Committee, American Society of Landscape
Report on the Borough of Edgeworth, Pennsylvania. Nov.
14, 1906.
Report to Accompany a Plan for the University of Virginia,
A Report to Accompany Study for a System of Reservations for
"Results of World Fairs," Paper Read Before the Massachusetts
"Some Data on Botanical Gardens," Landscape Architecture,
Vol. 3,
"Some Major Considerations in the Planning of Regional Highways for
"Standardizing Scientific Name Abbreviations and the Common Names
A Step Towards Solving the Industrial Housing Problem.
The American
"Street Widths in Some Cities of More Than 150,000 Population in the
Suggestions for Beautifying Home, Village and Roadway.
Youth's
Town Planning for Schools, New England Town Planning Association,
"Town Sites on Government Reclamation Projects," Landscape
Village of Sewickly, A Report to the Improvement Association.
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