Reynolda Gardens
Overview
| Works: | 4 works in 4 publications in 1 language and 5 library holdings |
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| Genres: | History Case studies Academic theses |
| Classifications: | S451.N8, |
Publication Timeline
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Most widely held works about
Reynolda Gardens
- by Walter S Flory( )
- "Reynolda Farm," splendid country estate of Mrs. R. J. Reynolds : its origin and development, and the aims of its owner : an experiment station for this area is shown : 1917, Twin-City Sentinel, Winston-Salem, North Carolina( Book )
- The gardener's journal by Reynolda Gardens( )
- Nonprofit enterprises : the end of martyrdom by Rachel Elizabeth Wilkes( )
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Related Identities
- Reynolda House
- Wake Forest University Department of Biology
- Flory, Walter S. (Walter Samuel) 1907- Author
- Wake Forest College Department of Biology
- Wilkes, Rachel Elizabeth 1987- Author
- Reynolds, Katharine Smith 1880-1924
- Wilcox, Camilla
- Reynolds family
- Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art
- Delancey Street Foundation
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Associated Subjects
Agricultural education Agriculture Animal culture Arts--Economic aspects Baptist universities and colleges Botany Botany--Study and teaching Buildings California--San Francisco Dairy farming Delancey Street Foundation Gardening Gardens Historic gardens Homes Nonprofit organizations--Finance North Carolina North Carolina--Forsyth County North Carolina--Winston-Salem Reynolda Gardens Reynolda House Reynolds, Katharine Smith, Reynolds family Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art Universities and colleges Wake Forest College.--Department of Biology Wake Forest University.--Department of Biology
Alternative Names
Wake Forest College. Department of Biology
Wake Forest University. Department of Biology
Wake Forest College. Department of Biology. Reynolda Gardens
Wake Forest University. Department of Biology. Reynolda Gardens
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