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Philadelphia Green. Presentation. 20th and Diamond Streets Community Garden

Philadelphia Green (Program), Urban gardening -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia, Urban gardens -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia, Community gardens -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- History, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Vallery, Anne, Bullock, Willie Mae, Kempner, Natalie

Image from a circa 1984 audio and slide presentation created to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia Green program. Image of participants in the PHS Philadelphia Green City Gardens Contest. The garden was located at 20th and Diamond Street and indicates it was part of the Water Conservation Project. The woman in green is PHS staff member Anne Vallery. On right, community gardener Willie Mae Bullock (pink top and blue dress) looks at camera. Standing next to her in blue, looking at camera is Natalie Kempner, Norris Square Neighborhood Project,

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