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Reimagined: A 19th-Century American Apple Orchard
Americans loved apple orchards in the 19th century (and we still do!). Apple blossoms in the spring, apple picking in the fall, cider making, and apples served every which way have all helped to make the American apple orchard a … Continue reading →
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Tagged American apple orchards, American apple varieties, Andrew Jackson Downing, Apple blossoms, apple orchards, Apple picking, Apples and health 19th century, Apples as livestock feed, Apples in the 19th century, Bartow orchard, Hard cider, James Bolton, New York State apples, Newtown Pippin, Pelham Bay Park, Temperance movement
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