Culture of the Grape

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Art Citation:
Culture of the Grape and Wine Making; Robert Buchanan, (1850). Trellis & Vines. Courtesy of The Cincinnati Room, The Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
Map of Cincinnati and Vicinity, - - R.C. Phillips (1859). Photographed by Julie Kramer (2022). Special thanks to John Zimkus, Historian/Education Director, Harmon Museum & Warren County Historical Society.
Memorial of the Golden Wedding of Nicolas Longworth and Susan Longworth; Published by: Hunckle & Sons. Baltimore, (1857). Sparkling Catawaba Bottle. Special thanks to The Lloyd Library & Museum.
Hedrick, U. P., Benson, G. J., Booth, N. O. (Nathaniel Ogden), Herndon/Vehling Collection., New York State Agricultural Experiment Station., New York (State). Department of Agriculture. (1908). The grapes of New York, Albany: J.B. Lyon Company, state printers. Courtesy of Cornell University. Retrieved from: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=coo1.ark:/13960/t1ng57d8t&view=1up&seq=1