Mary Garden [SEP] place of death
Victor Talking Machine Company between 1903 and 1929.
Biography.
Biography Early life and rise to stardom in Europe.
Biography Early life and rise to stardom in Europe Early years.
Mary Garden was one of four daughters; she and two others were born in Aberdeen, Scotland, while another was born in the United States.
Her parents, both from Aberdeen in Scotland, were Robert Davidson Garden (born 19 July 1855) and Mary Joss Garden ("née" Joss, born 23 February 1860) who was 14
"Shāh-raku-en" meaning a place of pleasure or delight.
Christie was advised on the form, maintenance and development of the garden by Professor Jijo Soya Suzuki, Master of the Soami School of Imperial Design. Suzuki considered the garden to the best Japanese garden in the Western world. Shinzaburo Matsuo lived and worked at Cowden as gardener from 1925 until his death in 1937. Queen Mary visited the garden in the late 1930s.
After Christie's death in 1949 the garden was maintained by workers on the