Landreth, Burnet, 1842-1928
Biography as described by Smithsonian Libraries:
"Landreth, Burnet–(1842-1928)–Philadelphia, Pennsylvania–son of David Landreth, Jr., was the third generation to run the seed house. He was a partner in the business until it was incorporated in 1904 as the D. Landreth Seed Co., and was the president of the corporation until his death. He was chosen chief of the Bureau of Agriculture of the U. S. Centennial International Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876. In 1878, he declined President Hayes’ offer of Commissioner of Agriculture. He was the author of Market Garden and Farm Notes (1892), and articles in horticultural journals."
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Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Architectural plan. Agricultural Department Building for Special Exhibits: Ground plan; situation plan. [2 unique sheets; 2 sheets total]
Scale: 1/6" = 1'00"
Architectural plan: Agricultural Hall. Agricultural Building, ground plan showing passageways and spaces for installation of exhibits, no. 1.
Architectural plan: Machinery Hall. Machine shop and boiler house no. 3.
Architectural plan. Plan - Agricultural Building showing allotment for exhibitions; correspondence from Burneth to Campbell. [4 unique sheets; 4 sheets total]
Architectural plan. Plan of wine cellar in Agricultural building and details of closets; correspondence from Landreth to Goshorn. [4 unique sheets; 4 sheets total]
Scale of plan: 1" = 8'00" Scale of detail: 3/4" = 1'00"
Architectural plan. Plan showing outline of ground plan of Agricultural Hall, Pomological Building, and annex; correspondence from Landreth to Goshorn. [1 unique sheet; 3 sheets total]
Scale: 1" = 50'00"
Topographic plan. Ground plan of section allotted for agricultural exhibits showing outline of Agricultural Hall, stalls used for live stock and ground used by judges for inspection of livestock.
Topographic plan. Ground plan showing outlines of Pomological Building and Brewers Building, also ground lying east of Pomological Building to eastern boundary of Centennial Grounds, also showing situation of wind mills and other minor buildings.
Topographic plan. Ground plan showing proposed location of livestock with two related items of correspondence. [3 unique sheets; 4 sheets total]
Scale: 1" = 200'00"