About Dawes Arb
Dawes Arb is laid out in 1929 by them. The thought for an arboretum came to them during their childhood in Marietta, Ohio, where their dad's timber business upheld the family. In 1918, they bought 140 sections of land of the old Brum back ranch in Licking Township. The ranch, known as Woodland, offered delicately moving slopes and a few sections of land of mature trees local to focal Ohio. They felt that the ranch was all around arranged; it was found basically in the focal point of the state with enhanced soils and great environment for tough trees. The family renamed the ranch Dawes Arb and the block, 50 years old farmhouse turned into their farm house. At this point they had given their affection for nature to their four children and little girl.