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in a class related to work needs during wartime, and ended up leading nine hundred people in the United States' Inspection
Division at the end of World War I. Dorothy and George then moved to Rye, New York, where they built a house without blueprints which included a jungle-themed guest room painted
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in 1908 who was leading a climbing trip up Mount
Whitney with the Sierra Mountain Club; after the hiking trip they had an "understanding" about their plan to marry. They announced their engagement in 1910, and she married Putnam and became Dorothy Binney Putnam on October 26, 1911, in a wedding held
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plane. In May 1928 Dorothy and
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was planned, she and others in the area had to pass their land to the state of North
Carolina. Dorothy and the Davey's sued; the lawsuits were settled in May 1951. In 1951, R.Getty Browning, the engineer who led the work laying out the design for the parkway, asked for use of Palmer's cabin and a
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in 1912 while she was still married to George Putnam. Blanding visited Rye, New York and invited Dorothy and George to Hawaii, a trip Dorothy took in 1928. In 1940, Blanding visited Dorothy in Florida which led to their June 14, 1940 wedding at Immokolee, she was then known as Dorothy Binney
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Palmer died sitting with her son David when she was 93 years old. Upon her death, the local newspaper printed two articles sharing details of her life. In 1997 her granddaughter, Sally Putnam Chapman, published a book based on Palmer's diaries. which was reviewed by
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before the transatlantic flight. In June 1928 Earhart became the first woman to fly, as a passenger, across the Atlantic. After Earhart returned to the United States she stayed with Dorothy and George in their house while writing her book,
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where she participated in plays such as "The Tempest", "Trail of Lonesome Pine", and "Princess Far Away", and she was praised for her acting and dramatic ability. Palmer was also an athlete who rowed crew. She graduated from
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crayons. Growing up she was known as Dorfry to her friends and family, and she was a championship swimmer. Palmer went to
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1503:. New York : Harry N. Abrams. p. 132.
485:She was first introduced to the artist and poet
328:Voyages: Arcturus expedition and sailing on the
2539:Photo of group on first transcontinental flight
2400:"Audubon pays tribute to Dorothy Binney Palmer"
1901:DeMarko, Sharon; Enders, Julie (June 6, 1982).
1150:. Vol. 22, no. 18. December 24, 1925.
506:During a 1946 trip to Central America, she met
2426:"Obituary for Dorothy Binney Palmer (Aged 92)"
2218:"Lewis Palmers to take African summer cruise"
1945:. Bradenton, Florida : Bradenton Press.
1862:"Mystery to friends of Putnam-Earhart couple"
283:George Palmer and Dorothy Binney Putnam House
259:After her sophomore year in college, she met
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626:Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.)
622:"Cupid thaws pair on mountain top"
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1178:Crowell, James (March 10, 1971).
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920:"Clipped From The New York Times"
502:Marriage to Lewis Hamilton Palmer
145: 1930, divorced)
2337:Enders, Julie (April 15, 1983).
2252:Enders, Cynthia (May 16, 1982).
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1969:Genz, Michelle (July 28, 1985).
1717:. December 19, 1929. p. 5.
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1064:. St. Lucie Historical Society.
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383:Friendship with Amelia Earhart
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1903:"The house of the good life"
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2224:. June 26, 1949. p. 5
597:. New York: Warner Books.
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864:"Early Bend Takes Flight"
812:. June 6, 1915. p. 2
649:"The Colors of Childhood"
373:Hagley Museum and Library
2565:Wellesley College alumni
1640:. Boston, Little, Brown.
1252:. Naperville, Illinois.
1248:Zanglein, Jayne (2021).
1116:Lovell, Mary S. (1989).
776:Legendary Locals of Bend
481:Marriage to Don Blanding
308:She had been trained at
2065:"Marriage Announcement"
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868:Bend Lifestyle Magazine
377:David Goes to Greenland
322:The Smiting of the Rock
268:Life with George Putnam
80:Dorothy Binney Blanding
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1939:Hartman, Bea (2010).
1750:. December 20, 1929.
1652:"Mrs. Putnam in Reno"
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1634:Ford, Corey (1967).
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2570:American socialites
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1840:The Palm Beach Post
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352:David Goes Voyaging
2575:American explorers
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1807:The New York Times
1748:The New York Times
1530:The New York Times
1331:The New York Times
1300:Diplomatic History
1076:on August 5, 2021.
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998:"Queen of the Air"
924:The New York Times
894:"Mountain Romance"
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474:Blue Ridge Parkway
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