Birthplace of Arbor Day (Winter Landscape with Arbor Lodge), Print, circa 1930 Mabel Feucht The black and white composition

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Birthplace of Arbor Day (Winter Landscape with Arbor Lodge), Print, circa 1930 Mabel Feucht The black and white compositionBirth Place of Arbor Day 1 original etching by Colorado artist Lyman Byxbe. Winter landscape with Arbor Lodge in the snow, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Arbor Lodge is a historic mansion and former residence of US Secretary of Agriculture Julius Sterling Morton (who served from 1893 to 1897) and his wife Caroline. The couple proposed the idea of a holiday dedicated to planting trees in 1872. Etching on paper. Signed by the artist, lower right, titled lower