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Hong Kong to Formosa
- Description:
- Landscape architects University and college faculty members Iowa State College landscape architecture professors Philip H. Elwood and Walter Popham took 4 students (Bethane Carpenter, John Hall, Max Bird, and Norman Morris) on a tour of Japan, China, the Philippine Islands, and Hawaii in 1929. This video covers highlights of the Hong Kong and ...
- Display date:
- 1929
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
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- Iowa State University
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- Iowa State University
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