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White oak acorns Kings Mountain National Military Park White Oak
White oak leaves Kings Mountain National Military Park 46-3-1 White Oak Leaves
Silvical Characteristics of Shumard Oak Great Smoky Mountains National Park; National Park Service
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1960-10
Tiny oak sprouted from acorn Kings Mountain National Military Park 46-3 Quereus Sp. HC 447 4/68 Tiny Oaks from Might Acorns Grow""
Photographs depicting Silver Palm Hammock, July 25, 1920. From Photographs : series 50.
1920
White oak blossoms and immature leaves Kings Mountain National Military Park 46-3-1 Quercus Alba HC 542 5/68White Oak Blossoms and Imature Leaves
Station Paper Clemson University Libraries vol. 134-156; Call number: a13.63/9:.
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1961-11
White oak in fall Kings Mountain National Military Park RCNE 46-3-1 Pup. 1 cy vender B White Oak t-15 K. Scenic (fall) Gen. Creek Park (Glabler)
Yellowstone photo album 26, page 123 Yellowstone National Park
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Tory oak tree Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service Tory Oak tree, Wilksboro, Col. Cleveland
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Champion overcup oak, Congaree National Park Congaree National Park Champion Overcup Oak
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Yellowstone photo album 26, page 114 Yellowstone National Park
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Champion Shumard oak, Congaree National Park Congaree National Park Champion Shumard Oak
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Champion oak, Congaree National Park Congaree National Park Champion Overcup Date
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Champion Shumard oak, Congaree National Park Congaree National Park Champion Shumard Oak, C Axtell
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Forestry, showing satisfactory healing on 28 inch white oak, 1938 Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
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1938-12-12
Oak tree approximately 20 inches through, which was hit by lightning, 1938 Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
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1938-06-10
Oak at center, Bearwallow Bald, 1936 Great Smoky Mountains National Park I-F-Tree-1087, Natural Features - Flora - Trees,Oak, Bearwallow Bald.
1936-11
Forestry, healing of two or three years old on 6 inch post oaktracing, 1938 Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
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1938-12-12
Forestry, 26" Red Oak, died during preceding year, Mammoth Cave arch before removal, 1938 Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
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1938-10-9
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