OTHER ID NUMBERS |
ITEM |
YEAR\PERIOD |
DESCRIPTION |
PHOTO/CAPTION |
P-I-B-001 |
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1925 |
Black and white snapshot of |
Black and white snapshot of |
P-I-B-002 |
|
1925 |
Black and white snapshot of |
Luther Burbank standing near door of greenhouse office circa 1925. |
P-I-B-003 |
|
1925 |
Xerox copy of photo of |
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P-I-B-004 |
|
1925 |
Black and white copy, close-up, of |
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P-I-B-005 |
|
1925 |
Black and white copy of |
Luther Burbank examining young plants in greenhouse circa 1925. |
P-I-B-006 |
|
1895 |
Xerox copy of photo of young |
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P-I-B-007 |
|
1895 |
Sepia photo of |
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P-I-B-008 |
|
ca. 1900 |
Sepia toned photo of |
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P-I-B-009 |
|
1924 |
Black and white professional photo of |
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P-I-B-010 |
|
1922 |
Black and white professional photo of Burbank a new dwarf sunflower and a tall variety behind him. |
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P-I-B-011 |
|
1913 |
Black and white professional photo, taken by Ross, of |
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P-I-B-012 |
|
1913 |
Black and white photo, probably taken by J.R. Reid, of |
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P-I-B-013 |
|
ca.1922 |
Black and white photo of |
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P-I-B-014 |
|
1922 |
Black and white photo of |
|
P-I-B-015 |
Burbank Pollinating Flowing Maple (copy) |
1922 |
Xerox copy of photo of |
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P-I-B-016 |
|
1922 |
Black and white stereographic photo (each 3 x 3") of |
|
P-I-B-017 |
|
1922 |
Black and white photo of |
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P-I-B-018 |
|
1922 |
Black and white copy of |
|
P-I-B-019 |
Booklet of |
1905 |
Bound booklet, "Luther Burbank and His Work," by
Hosmer of Santa Rosa, 1905. Booklet contains a
series of pictures of various |
|
P-I-B-020 |
Stereoscope card (Stereographic) - |
unknown |
Stereoscope card (Stereographic) - Branch with Leaves and
Fruits. |
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P-I-B-021 |
Burbank and Mrs. Burbank with Sunflowers |
1922 |
Black and white professional photo, taken by J.R. Reid, of Mr. and Mrs. Burbank in patch of low growing or dwarf sunflowers. |
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P-I-B-022 |
|
unknown |
SOURCE: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS |
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P-I-B-023 |
|
unknown |
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P-I-B-024 |
Luther Burbank in Greenhouse with Philodendron |
unknown |
Black and white photo of Luther Burbank and holding large plant in greenhouse. Plant is probably a philodendron. Described in Scientific American article as a “Telegraph Plant” |
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