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Scope and Contents: Handwritten letter from Ruth Havey to Mildred Bliss informs her William Hughes has the Box Terrace construction well in hand for completion before the Symposium. G. Frederick Coles plans to set the North Court consoles; is going ahead with the lotus panel in the Arbor Terrace and the framework for the Perspective lattice near the Lilac Circle. Havey is returning to New York, but will returning to Washington, D.C. mid-April depending on the work completed by William Hughes. Everett Lank is...

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Handwritten letter from Ruth Havey to Mildred Bliss tells her she has a new suggestion for the North Vista if the walls are to stay. She will get it down on paper tomorrow.

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Correspondence sent between Ruth Havey and Mildred Bliss on projects Ruth Havey was working on for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden. Includes responses from contractors consulted by Ruth Havey to complete the work.

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Typescript estimate from Vincent A.R. Primavera, Florentine Craftsmen to Mildred Bliss for two handwrought Swedish iron railings from Ruth Havey's architectural drawings. The cost for the railings is $5,540.00.

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Handwritten receipt for panel lettering from David McLeish of McLeod Romberg Stone Co.

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Correspondence sent between Ruth Havey and Mildred Bliss on projects Ruth Havey was working on for the Dumbarton Oaks Garden. Includes responses from contractors consulted by Ruth Havey to complete the work.