Male High School Desert Storm Memorial Historical Tree Garden

The tree museum and the tree garden are located at Louisville, Kentucky's Male High School and are separated by the main entrance and a small parking lot. This post refers to the Desert Storm Memorial Historical Tree Garden.

The dedication program states:

DEDICATION

Veteran's Day

Wednesday, November 11, 1992

10:30 AM

"To honor the brave people who served our nation in the Operation Desert Storm, Male will dedicate this garden. It is one of the nation's largest historical tree gardens on a high school campus. These trees were donated by Stan LeMaster and Theodore Klein, both of Louisville. They have worked over ten years cultivating, growing and distributing historical trees."

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING

All Desert Storm Veterans

The Historical Tree Society

Louisville Male JROTC

Louisville Male PTSA

Brook 'n' Breck

Some of the trees in this memorial tree garden include;

a Henry Clay ginkgo


an Appomattox sycamore


a Robert E. Lee paulownia


George Rogers Clark catalpa tree


an Abe Lincoln white oak


a Ming Dynasty cypress


Not pictured the tree arbor also contains a Sir Isaac Newton apple, a Johnny Appleseed apple, a Harriet Beecher Stowe ash, a John F. Kennedy sycamore, and a Washington White Plains sycamore.