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- John Burroughs and Granddaughter Elizabeth Burroughs, 1907-1908 - John Burroughs, the internationally known naturalist and writer, delighted in his grandchildren. Elizabeth, Ursula and John Burroughs II, were the children of John's only child, Julian. Burroughs visited his grandchildren often and filled his journals with tales of their adventures together. In this photograph, Burroughs poses with his oldest grandchild, Elizabeth.
- 1907-1908
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John Burroughs and Granddaughter Elizabeth Burroughs, 1907-1908
John Burroughs, the internationally known naturalist and writer, delighted in his grandchildren. Elizabeth, Ursula and John Burroughs II, were the children of John's only child, Julian. Burroughs visited his grandchildren often and filled his journals with tales of their adventures together. In this photograph, Burroughs poses with his oldest grandchild, Elizabeth.
- Julian Burroughs Pouring Cider with Daughters Ursula and Elizabeth, circa 1909 -
- circa 1909
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Julian Burroughs Pouring Cider with Daughters Ursula and Elizabeth, circa 1909
- Henry Ford, Elizabeth Burroughs, and John Burroughs at Woodchuck Lodge, 1915 - Perhaps a seemingly odd pair, automobile magnate Henry Ford and naturalist John Burroughs shared a love of nature. Here, the two friends -- joined by Burroughs' granddaughter Elizabeth -- pose in front of Woodchuck Lodge, near Burroughs' birthplace in the Catskills of upstate New York. Ford had helped him purchase the property in 1913. Burroughs summered here, writing and entertaining guests.
- 1915
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Henry Ford, Elizabeth Burroughs, and John Burroughs at Woodchuck Lodge, 1915
Perhaps a seemingly odd pair, automobile magnate Henry Ford and naturalist John Burroughs shared a love of nature. Here, the two friends -- joined by Burroughs' granddaughter Elizabeth -- pose in front of Woodchuck Lodge, near Burroughs' birthplace in the Catskills of upstate New York. Ford had helped him purchase the property in 1913. Burroughs summered here, writing and entertaining guests.
- John Burroughs, Family, and Friends on Board 'The Wawee,' 1907 - The <EM>Wawee</EM> was Julian Burroughs' cabin motorboat. The boat got its name from Julian's young children -- it was their name for "water." Julian, the only child of naturalist John Burroughs, cruised the Hudson River and inland waterways on relaxing and sometimes adventurous excursions with his family and friends.
- 1907
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John Burroughs, Family, and Friends on Board 'The Wawee,' 1907
The Wawee was Julian Burroughs' cabin motorboat. The boat got its name from Julian's young children -- it was their name for "water." Julian, the only child of naturalist John Burroughs, cruised the Hudson River and inland waterways on relaxing and sometimes adventurous excursions with his family and friends.
- John Burroughs, Family, and Friends on Board 'The Wawee,' 1907 - The <EM>Wawee</EM> was Julian Burroughs' cabin motorboat. The boat got its name from Julian's young children -- it was their name for "water." Julian, the only child of naturalist John Burroughs, cruised the Hudson River and inland waterways on relaxing and sometimes adventurous excursions with his family and friends.
- 1907
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John Burroughs, Family, and Friends on Board 'The Wawee,' 1907
The Wawee was Julian Burroughs' cabin motorboat. The boat got its name from Julian's young children -- it was their name for "water." Julian, the only child of naturalist John Burroughs, cruised the Hudson River and inland waterways on relaxing and sometimes adventurous excursions with his family and friends.
- Henry Ford, Elizabeth Burroughs, and John Burroughs at Woodchuck Lodge, 1915 - Perhaps a seemingly odd pair, automobile magnate Henry Ford and naturalist John Burroughs shared a love of nature. Here, the two friends -- joined by Burroughs' granddaughter Elizabeth -- pose in front of Woodchuck Lodge, near Burroughs' birthplace in the Catskills of upstate New York. Ford had helped him purchase the property in 1913. Burroughs summered here, writing and entertaining guests.
- 1915
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Henry Ford, Elizabeth Burroughs, and John Burroughs at Woodchuck Lodge, 1915
Perhaps a seemingly odd pair, automobile magnate Henry Ford and naturalist John Burroughs shared a love of nature. Here, the two friends -- joined by Burroughs' granddaughter Elizabeth -- pose in front of Woodchuck Lodge, near Burroughs' birthplace in the Catskills of upstate New York. Ford had helped him purchase the property in 1913. Burroughs summered here, writing and entertaining guests.
- John Burroughs with Granddaughters Ursula and Elizabeth at Riverby, circa 1910 - John Burroughs, the internationally known naturalist and writer, delighted in his grandchildren. Elizabeth, Ursula and John Burroughs II, were the children of John's only child, Julian. Burroughs visited his grandchildren often and filled his journals with tales of their adventures together. In this photograph, Burroughs reads to his granddaughters.
- circa 1910
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John Burroughs with Granddaughters Ursula and Elizabeth at Riverby, circa 1910
John Burroughs, the internationally known naturalist and writer, delighted in his grandchildren. Elizabeth, Ursula and John Burroughs II, were the children of John's only child, Julian. Burroughs visited his grandchildren often and filled his journals with tales of their adventures together. In this photograph, Burroughs reads to his granddaughters.