num_pages: 64
description: A Place Called Aullwood inspires and delights readers about the evolution of a wornout Dayton, Ohio farm along the Stillwater River into a famous informal country garden, and an important Midwest nature center and children's farm, born of the dream of a devoted couple, John and Marie Aull. Hence, the name Aullwood. Published on the occasion of Marie Aull's 100th birtday in 1997, it portrays the story of her and her husband John Aull's Aullwood in a 64-page coffee-table book of photographs and text. The photos come from a vast collection of nature slides by the late Allan L. Horvath, PhD, APSA, photographer and geologist. The text is by Paul E. Knoop, Jr., former director of the Aullwood Audubon Center. Includes 59 colors photos (4 of which are double- page), 3 black and white photos and 2 maps. A free-standing 9 x 11-inch companion map shows the path of Wiles Creek, the trails, habitat and other areas of Aullwood in detail.
language: English
title: A Place Called Aullwood in Southwestern Ohio: Its Flowers, Woodlands and Meadows: Photographic Essay
titlecomplete: A Place Called Aullwood in Southwestern Ohio: Its Flowers, Woodlands and Meadows: Photographic Essay
ratings_count: 3
publisher: Self Published