Yes!!!
Dear Nate,
in response to your email of June 20, 2013, although we customarily recognize American elms, the Camperdown elm you made us aware of is certainly worthy of recognition. We would therefore like to invite you to enroll this elm on the National Honor Roll of Historic Elms. Elm research Institute will designate this elm as a landmark specimen commemorating its past and hopefully helping to insure its future.
By accepting this designation, you are joining a crusade to help save a great specimen and a most beautiful shade tree.
We hope you will consider mounting a Historic Elm plaque proudly on or near your tree. The plaque informs passers-by that this tree is an historic landmark to be preserved and protected for future generations.
In some areas where plaques have been presented, an impressive ceremony has developed with some newspaper coverage.
Because there are so few trees of this stature, we must take extra measures to preserve them. If we can be of further assistance please don't hesitate to contact us a 1-800-367-3567 or 603-358-6198.
Sincerely,
John P. Hansel
Founder
Elm Research Institute
11 Kit Street
Keene, NH 03431
(603)358-6198
The Liberty Tree Society
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This is the only one I have ever seen in person and this tree was cut down in Yarmouth ME