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321.  Arboretum. Mr. Eagrs and Norman.

View in the Arboretum. Mr. Eagrs and Norman. 1 5x7 in. print. 



1888

322.  Arboretum--planted by Henry Shaw.

Arboretum planted by Henry Shaw. The view is to the south east looking from what is now the corner of Vandeventer and Shaw Ave. Tower Grove House, Museum, and the Main Gate are visible in the background. This is a copy of an old photograph taken about 1866. Copied in March, 1909. 



1866

323.  MBG -- Museum Building

People on steps of museum, possibly Mr. Gurney in center. PRINT AVAILABLE -- SEE PHO 1982-0353, PHO 2006-2725, PHO 2006-2726, PHO 2006-2727, PHO 2006-2728, and PHO 2006-2769. 



1867

324.  MBG Conservatory (1868-1915) of the Missouri Botanical Garden.

Main Conservatory Greenhouse of the Missouri Botanical Garden. The structure existed between 1868-1915. 



1903

325.  Parterre in Main Garden. View looking east.

Parterre in Main Garden with view looking east. This is a copy of an old photo, about 1860. Photograph copied March, 1909. PRINT AVAILABLE, SEE PHO 1982-0355 PHO 2006-3059, and Pho 2006-3060. Negative available at PHO 2006-3061. 



1860

326.  Henry Shaw's Townhouse.

Henry Shaw's Townhouse located at 7th & Locust just before removal in 1891 to the Missouri Botanical Garden at 2315 Tower Grove Avenue. 



1891

327.  Victoria lily pool. Linnaean House and gazebo in background.

Victoria lily pool with Linnaean House and gazebo in background. 



1905

328.  Ricinus communis. Group of plants with gardener standing by Test Garden. [Castor Oil Plant]

Ricinus communis also know as the Castor Oil Plant. Group of plants with gardener standing by Test Garden. 



1921

329.  Acer dasycarpum on Floral Avenue.

Approach to Garden. Acer Dasycarpum lining Floral Avenue before the Great Cyclone of 1896 destroyed them. Floral Ave. was later named Flora Place after the development of the Shaw neighborhood began in 1897. 



1891

330.  Cycas revoluta. (In Cycad House)

1 contact print. 



1916

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