Mary Drain Albro
American hortculturalist
About Mary Drain Albro
Mary Drain Albro (May 5, 1874 – December 1962) was an American horticulturalist and historian. She was the founder of the Pioneer Rose Association, an organization which celebrated "Pioneer roses", roses which had been brought to Oregon before its 1859 statehood, by pioneers, mostly women, either on the Oregon Trail or on the ocean voyage around Cape Horn.
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Who was Mary Drain Albro?
American hortculturalist
When did Mary Drain Albro die?
Mary Drain Albro died in 1962.
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