History in Bloom at the Concord Museum

Last weekend’s History in Bloom at the Concord Museum was abbreviated by a record snowstorm, so you can forgive yourself if you missed the elegant display. Now that the Museum’s show has concluded, I wanted to use the blog to show off the contributions made by seven of our skilled Garden Club members. The photos that follow were generously provided by Kate Wharton, Mary Pope, Jeanne Hamilton, and Lauren Huyett. Thank you, all.

Joan Campbell: Portrait of John Thoreau, Jr. by Sophia Thoreau

Kate Wharton: Lady’s Shoes from the April 19, 1775 Gallery

Mary Pope: Into the Woods by Loring W. Coleman

Pam Nelson: Marion Hudson, by Marcia Oakes Woodbury

Jeanne Hamilton: A View of the Town of Concord, April 19, 1775, attrib. to Timothy Martin Minot 

Erika Rodriguez: King Ahasuerus and Queen Esther needlework by Rebeckah Wheeler

Wilhelmina van der Wansem: The Old Middlesex Hotel by John Wesson

(see previous post for Wilhelmina’s video on assembling this arrangement)