Frederick Charles Lincoln, at his desk. Lincoln was an accomplished biologist, administrator, and writer. From the U.S. National Archives and the U.S. Bird Banding Labortory.Frederick Charles Lincoln, in the field, applying a leg band to a duck. Lincoln was an accomplished biologist, administrator, and writer. From the U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey and the U.S. Bird Banding Laboratory.Chandler Robbins, in the field. Robbins, an American ornithologist, wrote an influential field guide to birds and organized the North American Breeding Bird Survey
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Grave marker of Robert Ridgway (1850-1929), American ornithologist. Ridgway is buried at Bird Haven, Olney, Illinois; Bird Haven is now part of the city park at East Fork Lake.Plaque placed in honor or Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton on the grounds of the New York Botanical Garden.Marker honoring Louisa Boyd Yeomans King. "In Honor of Mrs. Francis King/Founder and First President of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association/This garden is dedicated by its members and given to the nation/May 1952" National Arboretum Dogwood Collection, Washington, D.C.Marker for "The Woman's National Farm and Garden Memorial Fountain/Dedicated October 22, 1969" National Arboretum Dogwood Collection, Washington, D.C.Grave marker for Ludlow and Edith Sloan Griscom, framed by Hinoki False Cypress, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Massachusetts.Grave marker for Ludlow and Edith Sloan Griscom (reverse), Mount Auburn Cemetery, Massachusetts.Woman's National Farm & Garden Association Diamond Jubilee Pavilion, Gotelli Conifer Collection, U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, D.C.Woman's National Farm & Garden Association Diamond Jubilee Pavilion, Gotelli Conifer Collection, U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, D.C.
