Annie M Gulvin

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Annie Gulvin and Alice Hutchings were the first female gardeners at Kew in 1896. Annie Gulvin (pictured here) left in 1897 to take up the post of head gardener on an estate in South Wales. She was reported in the Kew Journal of 1898 to have "the distinction of being the first woman to take solo charge of a garden on exactly the same terms as a man."

Media ID 10645314

Date: 12th February 2015

Owner URL: http://www.kew.org/

Credit: Copyright RBG Kew

Filename: p126 006838LA20120830-102 annie.jpg

Image Size: 3423 x 5183 Pixels

Filesize is 3.71MB

Associated Categories: History

Associated Categories: Portraits

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