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Ellen Biddle Shipman (1869-1950) designed over 600 gardens for some of the most influential people of her day. Her gardens were labor intensive and filled to the rim with bulbs, perennials, and annual flowers.
Ellen Shipman can teach us a lot about garden design, but her story of how she started her career is what inspires me most. To me, Shipman represents the ability to move forward and face your fears.
If you are interested in studying the garden plans of Ellen Biddle Shipman, you can find tons of information in the Cornell University archives.
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Photo credits for the images used in this video
Ellen Shipman with her children at Brook Place, Plainfield, NH, c. 1910. Nancy Angell Streeter Family Collection.
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Chatham garden photo
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Gertrude Sieberling portrait
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F.A. Sieberling portrait
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Ellen Shipman Photography Collection
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Hamilton Farms Tea House that looks exactly like the one at Fairlane
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Ellen Shipman sitting at her desk Cornell University Archives
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Photo of the front of the house from Library of Congress
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Photo of the west back of the house Library of Congress
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Long view of the grounds at Stan Hywet
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