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Sask. researchers build online memorial for more than 1,800 COVID-19 victims

A team of researchers from the University of Saskatchewan has built an online memorial for those in Saskatchewan who died of COVID-19.

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A Garden on Cape Ann Preserved the Olmsted Legacy

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. A Garden on Cape Ann Preserves the Legacy of America s Greatest Landscape Designer Nola Anderson fell in love with Chimneys, an historic North Shore estate and devoted three decades to rebuilding a wondrous Olmsted garden, now the subject of a book. By Lynn Yaeger and Photographs by Clint Clemens Apr 30, 2021 ©Clint Clemens 2021 “When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden,” the poet Minnie Aumonier once observed. Though she offered this advice nearly a century ago, she might have been talking about our own fraught times the ways we look to the earth for comfort and sustenance, the avenues we explore for solace and renewal.

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A Garden on Cape Ann Preserves the Legacy of America's Greatest Landscape Designer

A Garden on Cape Ann Preserves the Legacy of America s Greatest Landscape Designer Lynn Yaeger and Photographs by Clint Clemens © Clint Clemens 2021 Nola Anderson fell in love with Chimneys, an historic North Shore estate and devoted decades to rebuilding an Olmsted garden, now the subject of a book. “When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden,” the poet Minnie Aumonier once observed. Though she offered this advice nearly a century ago, she might have been talking about our own fraught times the ways we look to the earth for comfort and sustenance, the avenues we explore for solace and renewal.

United statesUnited kingdomCape annNola andersonVilla lanteHenry frickMinnie aumonierRichard henry dana jrVita sackville westJim mullenFrederick olmsted jrPatrick chassClint clemensRichard henry danaIsabella stewart gardnerOlmsted jr

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