Garden History & DesignAlanna Natanson
2020 The Garden Club of America Scholarship in Garden History and Design at the Archives of American Gardens
Alanna Natanson
Alanna Natanson is a master’s student in public history at North Carolina State University. She is interested in the role that digital archives can play in engaging the public with historical and scientific questions. Working at the Archives of American Gardens (AAG) at the Smithsonian Institution, Natanson plans to add and update online catalog records for Garden Club of America photographs, contribute to cross-organizational collaborations in anticipation of the bicentennial of Frederick Law Olmsted’s birth, promote the AAG online, and survey and rehouse the archive’s Boris Timchenko collection. Boris Timchenko (1898-1975) was a landscape architect noted for designing the grounds of the Watergate complex in Washington, DC.
The Garden Club of America Scholarship in Garden History and Design at the Archives of American Gardens
To encourage the study of garden history and design and, if possible, aid in cataloging The Garden Club of America Collection in the Archives of American Gardens (AAG) at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.
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