Letter from G[eorge] Hansen to [John Muir], 1904 Dec 20.

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Letter from G[eorge] Hansen to [John Muir], 1904 Dec 20.

[3]GEO.HANSENLANDSCAPE ARCHTECT2705 HEARST AVENUE,BERKELEY,CAL.ADVISORY ARCHITECT TO PARK COMMISSIONS,MUNICIPALITIES AND CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONSus all,that you,John Muir and all your house,have divided your coat [illegible][illegible][03483]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/28296/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] Hansen to [John Muir], 1904 Dec 20.

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Letter from G[eorge] Hansen to [John Muir], 1904 Dec 20.

[2]been asked for what you sent,though in little less amount.Bat sine it has come this way[illegible]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/28295/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] Hansen to [John Muir], 1904 Dec 20.

[3]GEO.HANSENLANDSCAPE ARCHTECT2705 HEARST AVENUE,BERKELEY,CAL.ADVISORY ARCHITECT TO PARK COMMISSIONS,MUNICIPALITIES AND CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONSus all,that you,John Muir and all your house,have divided your coat [illegible][illegible][03483]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/28296/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] Engelmann to John Muir, 1881 Apr 11.

[letterhead] Knows, [above?] the stables on the Creek; the other is [illegible] [Douglasis?], the blue mountain oak, on the bare hills above you a few specimens of each of them in flower and again a week or two later when the leaves are not yet fully grown (showing the f[illegible] flowers or [young acorns?]) would be very desirable. I would say that I found a few specimens of the Cobata also on the hills, but Douglasis is readily distinguished by the smoother, whiter bark, the [smaller and less color leaves?]; it seems to be the [illegible] tree on the [illegible] hills. And now my best wishes for mother and daughter and all of youYours truly [G Engelmann?]00988https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/35336/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] Engelmann to John Muir, 1881 Apr 11.

Geo. Englemann, M. D. 3003 Locust Street.St. Louis, Mo., April 11 1881My dear Mr MuirLet me congratulate you and Mrs Muir on the happy event, of which a kind note from Dr Strentzel has just informed me. Well, when this reaches your, the matter is already old and congratulations are out of date; what was a baby then, is now a young lady, she can at least say Papa and Mama. Who ever has once been roaming about in California wants to be there again, and who has seen [illegible] and [illegible] [harken after?] spring and fresh delightful vegetation. But whether it will come to that? I do not know yet! But as I certainly shall not (if at all) be there in season for the flowering of the Oaks I would ask you to get for me at least the two species which grow close about you. One is [illegible] cobata, which grows as youhttps://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/35335/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] H[ansen] to [John Muir], 1907 Nov 22.

tuned up herefife before this. The robins will be in your red berries before long, and the quail come closer to your door when the cold days set in. I myself hav\u27nt changed except that I am more joyous and more grateful. Besides, you know that it is thanksgiving time.As ever your friend,[illegible]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/29543/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] H[ansen] to [John Muir], 1907 Nov 22.

GEO. HANSENLANDSCAPE ARCHITECT2705 HEARST AVENUE, BERKELEY, CAL.ADVISORY ARCHITECT TO PARK COMMISSIONS,MUNICIPALITIES AND CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONSTELEPHONE BERKELEY 745November 22, 1907.Good man and Friend,I hardly believe that you have had a sign of life from us me since we enjoyed your company when you were In Berkeley.But then, you know how things are here and they do not change very much. This is the year when I can do a little gardening work, and I am grateful that there are people who put trust in me and come to me with their needs.We have not heard how Wanda is getting along in her new house and it is about time that we learned the name of the new little California-Scotchman [illegible]. Give our love to them and to Sister Helen.I have just finished the letters to the President [illegible] and to the Secretary of the Interior and what I have said I have said briefly, and to the point. The result of all the petitions is plain to me because the President asked you for your opinion, and that is about all that he cares to have, I think. Let us trust that there will yet be some places reserved where no empty beer bottles, tomato cans, and shoe boxes litter the ground, instead of green grass and pretty flowers. I also think that the silence of those regions is too sacred to be interrupted by any graphophones.From our own home I only can send you good news. You know how good my wife is and you know that she dont change, only improves. And as to the boy, he is quite a lad now and about as good as we can wish him to be.The meadowlark knows that the rains are coming and she has03978https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/29542/thumbnail.jp

Letter from G[eorge] H[ansen] to [John Muir], 1907 Nov 22.

tuned up herefife before this. The robins will be in your red berries before long, and the quail come closer to your door when the cold days set in. I myself hav\u27nt changed except that I am more joyous and more grateful. Besides, you know that it is thanksgiving time.As ever your friend,[illegible]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/29543/thumbnail.jp