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Snow scene in Stipes Wood

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-6.0
Item
1915-01-01

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

A black and white photograph taken of Stipes Woods during winter by Jesse Lowe Smith.

Orobauch uniflora

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-5.8
Item
1914-05-28

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

Orobauch uniflora, also known as one-flower cancer-root, photographed near Dr. Watson's house.

Old cotton wood in Ravine Drive : Winter

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-5.6
Item
circa 1910-1925

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

Viburnum dentatum : Specimen photographed lying on a glass shelf

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-5.4
Item
1910-1925

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

A photograph taken of Viburnum dentatum, which is also commonly known as arrowwood.

Pitcher plant and calppogon

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-5.2
Item
ca. 1911-1915

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

Photograph of Pitcher plant and calpogon that is partially hand-colored.

Loeb Farm flats showing calopogon and pogonia

US IlHpHS 1996.5-PDHP-5.0
Item
1921

Part of Jesse Lowe Smith Image Collection

On June 23, 1921, Jesse Lowe Smith wrote in his diary, "Left today on Pere Marquette for Charlevoix. Got in after 9:00 P.M. Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold & a young man whom they nicknamed “the Count” met at the Belvidere station and drove me out to the Loeb Farms." Highland Park Public Library. Jesse Lowe Smith Diaries.)