Looks quite like the Hybrid Musk rose named 'Kathleen'.

Thank you, I'm not sure though, as many of the images that come up in Google have yellow... there was no yellow on the bloom- just white and a beautiful dusting of pink at the edges of each petal. The petals seem smaller/thinner than those of Kathleen....

I will try and see if I can get a close up tonight.

My guess would be rosa 'Lyda Rose', here's a pic of mine.

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I was looking at leaf shape and color, inflorescence structure and petal shape. Does 'Lyda Rose' have all those the same as shown?

It doesn't have to be 'Kathleen', of course, rose cultivars number in the thousands and some plants around aren't necessarily even named cultivars - roses are pretty easy to raise from seed and garden plantings of single-flowered kinds in particular sometimes give off spontaneous seedlings.

here's another pic showing some foliage.....

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Looks different to me. I think other pictures I have seen of 'Lyda Rose' in the past show the same broader petals touching one another. Your picture also shows shorter, denser inflorescence than 'Kathleen' (and specimen asked about here). Of course, the size of the inflorescence varies with whether it is on a side shoot from an older cane or on the end of a new cane from the same season.

In this last picture 'Lyda Rose' looks quite similar to 'Ballerina'.

Looks like it has variable petal shape and spacing between petals, even right in the same spray.

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Here is another photo, much more close up. I was mistaken- it looks like the yellow part has died off??

What do you think?

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The overall appearance is similar and the individual blooms change shape and color almost daily with the yellow and pink tones fading. Mine is still blooming and actually looks a lot like ellen's photos. I keep mine pruned a little more to shape and that's probably why the foliage is a lot denser. Bboy is right about the older/newer cane thing for sure.

I don't have any current pics but here's one of the whole shrub from last year.

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