plantcollecting
124 photos tagged plantcollecting, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- puerto
- haiti
- cuba
- yucatan
- rico
- jamaica
- bermuda
- bahamas
- centralamerica
- 1898
- westindies
- 1899
- edwardallen
- botanyexpedition
- charlesmillspaugh
- edwardishamjr
- jordanmottjr
- mexico
- church
- spanishamericanwar
- cruiser
- spanishnavy
- armoredcruiser
- battleofsantiagodecuba
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The last upload was April 2014.
Automobile loaded with plant specimen. from Florida Memory uploaded April 2014
Wagon load of orchids. from Florida Memory uploaded April 2014
Wall north of Santiago de Cuba Province from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Culebra, thatched roof hut from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Preparing a diver from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Man wearing a straw hat from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Wreck of Almirante Oquendo seen from distance from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Examining the gun on Almirante Oquendo from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Wreck of battleship Almirante Oquendo from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Historic silk cotton tree from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Wreck of the Spanish battleship Cristobal Colon from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Wreck of the Spanish battleship The Viscaya from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
On board the wreck of The Viscaya from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Ruins of stone fort from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
Market place in Ponce from The Field Museum Library uploaded August 2009
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Ruins of a Mayan temple
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Infrogmation of New Orleans said:
Not Chichen since it's well inland. Along what is now the Quintana Roo coast. Possibly Isla Mujeres