SA: HIST: Inventor of "Space Agers"
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- Subject: SA: HIST: Inventor of "Space Agers"
- From: h*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 13:19:22 EDT
Greetings.
Those unfamiliar with the origins of the "Space Age" irises, and of the man
who coined the term should visit the HIPS page to see a photo of Lloyd
Austin, and read his fascinating obituary. Here is the url for that
particular portion of the page, the 'Notables."
http://www.worldiris.com/public_html/Notables/Notables_main.html
Select A for Austin.
To new members of the list the Historic Iris Preservation Society extends a
cordial invitation to visit our webpage, maintained as an act of love by our
distinguished webmaster Mike Lowe. Unlike many webpages this one is ALWAYS
under construction as Mike works to include interesting new material and
improve the quality of the materials already there. It is an
extraordinarily rich resource and we are very proud of it. There are articles
from our journal ROOTS, a list of our Publications (Sales), a list of sources
of historic irises, and innurmerable beautiful photos.
Membership information is included as well. We appeal to all sorts of folks;
those of an historic bent, those of a nostalgic bent, those of a scientific
bent, and anyone interested in understanding modern irises in their wider
context.
http://www.worldiris.com. Select the right hand side of the entry portal.
Drop in anytime, the light is always on for you!
Anner M. Whitehead
Commercial Source Chairman
Historic Iris Preservation Society,AIS
HIPSource@aol.com
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