History & People, Inside our Collections
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There exists in the NYBG Archives a file cabinet containing many small collections from a great variety of known and unknown individuals on various topics.
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History & People, Inside our Collections
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During
the
1930s,
the
number
of
women
gardeners
at
NYBG
was
sparse.
But
due
to
the
war,
the
Garden’s
personnel
greatly
changed
by
1943,
causing
...
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Inside our Collections
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Published in London in 1570–71, Nova Stirpium Adversaria (A journal of new plants) is considered a milestone in the development of modern botany.
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History & People, Inside our Collections
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A
recent
discovery
in
the
backlog
of
the
Mertz
Library’s
botanical
artwork
collection
has
proven
to
be
an
interesting
addition
to
our
holdings
of
original
...
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History & People, Inside our Collections
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When you think of Darwin, the first Darwin that comes to mind is probably Charles, who holds a legacy as the “Father of Evolution.”
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Inside our Collections
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First introduced in 1959, Barbie has since pushed through gender norms, taking on occupations like airline pilot, astronaut, doctor, scientist, athlete, and president.
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Inside our Collections
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In
2019,
Dr.
Buck
donated
his
cookbook
collection
to
the
library,
and
following
a
rigorous
processing
period,
thousands
of
cookbooks
from
Mary
Pope’s
1893
Novel
...
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History & People, Inside our Collections
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The
Mertz
Library
recently
acquired
a
1545
edition
of
a
children’s
book,
De
Re
Hortensi
Libellus .
Originally
published
in
1535,
it
is
thought
to
be
...
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