Asian Gardens Of The 1920s:
The Travels Of Elizabeth K. Roys
April 25 - July 13
Exhibit features photographs and observations by Smith College botany student Elizabeth Roys when she toured Asia in the 1920s. The exhibit highlights temple, palace, private, working-class and ruined gardens in China, Japan, Korea, Thailand and India and explores their differing cultural conceptions of the garden.
Produced by the Botanic Garden of Smith College.
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Seven Sundays
to Remember
2008 Lecture Series & Tour
1pm; $10/$7 OI Members
Waddington Room, Mansion Museum
Reservations requested.
April 20
A.B. Brooks: For Those that Walk the Trails…
Eriks Janelsins
May 4
Landscape Architecture of the Country Place Era Estates, 1890-1933
Gabe Hays
June 22
Landscapes of Oglebay
Andy Barger
July 13
Brooks Wigginton’s Personal Landscapes
Hydie Friend
August 3
The White House Garden:
Two Centuries of Presidential Landscapes
William Seale
September 28
Elements of Bissonnette Gardens at Oglebay
Chris Schenkel & Marilyn Archer
October 12
Greenwood Cemetery:
The Victorian Way of Death in Wheeling
Dr. David Javersak |
