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| Date Information |
Date on Slide | 1954 11 15 |
Month from Ledger | November |
Year from Ledger | 1954 |
| Description Information |
Title | [Removal of bermudagrass encroaching into a bentgrass green at the Army-Navy Country Club in Virginia, 1954, by digging it out totally] |
On-Slide Information | Grass - Removing Bermuda from Bent Grn. Army-Navy C.C. Wash. DC. 15 Nov 54 Jimmy Thomas Adm. Phillips |
Abstract | Four men on a green at the Army-Navy Country Club, 1954. Two workers are digging a hole to remove bermudagrass from the bentgrass putting surface. Wheelbarrow full of removed material awaits removal on a board walkway laid over the green. Row of bushes behind, trees beyond. Golf course superintendent Jimmy Thomas, with pointer, and Admiral Phillips review the work. |
| Location Information |
Location within Facility | Green |
Facility | Army-Navy Country Club, in Virginia |
City, Expanded | [Arlington] |
State, Expanded | [Virginia] |
| Other Information |
Descriptors | Golf greens |
Equipment Shown | Sod lifter |
People in Image | Thomas, James E. |
See Also Slides | W1343 |
Sector | Golf courses |
| Slide Information |
Slide Number from Ledger | W1343b |
Number on Slide | 1343b |
Mounting Type | cardboard |
Film Type | Kodachrome |