Label:
Vining plants like ivy, grown indoors and out, were popular during the 19th century. Hops and Virginia creeper grow well in the Adirondacks. In summer, these long-lived vines provide shade and in autumn, vivid color. The main lodge at the Adirondack League Club was covered with leaves, serving as a backdrop to the hydrangea flowering at left.
Photographer:
Beach, Henry M.
Date:
1910ca
Catalog #:
P002137
Object Name:
Photograph
Slide #:
10 of 28
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