Box 2

Consists of mostly black and white 3.5 by 4 inch polaroids, although throughout, color photos are interspersed. Largely miscellaneous images of Cary property, trees, and shrubs. Also includes miscellaneous family photos and NYC rooftop photos. Possibly duplicates of Series 1 photographs.

Consists of mostly black and white 3.5 by 4 inch polaroids, although throughout, color photos are interspersed. Largely miscellaneous images of Cary property, trees, and shrubs. Also includes miscellaneous family photos and NYC rooftop photos. Possibly duplicates of Series 1 photographs.

Consists of mostly black and white 3.5 by 4 inch polaroids, although throughout, color photos are interspersed. Largely miscellaneous images of Cary property, trees, and shrubs. Also includes miscellaneous family photos and NYC rooftop photos. Possibly duplicates of Series 1 photographs.

Consists of mostly black and white 3.5 by 4 inch polaroids, although throughout, color photos are interspersed. Largely miscellaneous images of Cary property, trees, and shrubs. Also includes miscellaneous family photos and NYC rooftop photos. Possibly duplicates of Series 1 photographs.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.

This series is a collection of 3.5 x 4 inch polaroid photographs, previously housed in photo scrapbooks, containing multiple shots of specific plantings and areas of the Cary estate and surrounding areas. One exception being Book #18, which are photographs taken from an unknown rooftop in New York City partially documenting building construction. Many photographs are hand marked with time stamps, presumably documenting seasonal changes. All books were numbered but not all were titled.