the house and grounds have been designated a National Historic Site. It houses the National Landscape Archive, which contains Olmsted’s plans for famous parks and other public spaces.

We recently visited the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site here in Brookline to learn more about the significance of this report and Olmsted's vision for open spaces. We were joined by ...

The Olmsted-Beil House, once part of a larger farm owned by landscape architect and former Staten Islander Frederick ... site” for future generations. Being listed on the State and National ...

Diamant, a former superintendent of the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site in Brookline, called Central Park “an enormous departure from anything the country had seen.” ...

The Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site has installed two new exhibits focusing on the roles of the famous landscape architect and his son in the origin and evolution of the national park ...

TORRINGTON >> Research in advance of a screening of a PBS documentary on Frederick Law Olmsted ... The photos were found at the Olmsted National Historic Site in Brookline, Massachusetts.

The National Park Service’s Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, based out of Olmsted’s former office, is leading free, public tours of four sites affiliated with Olmsted or his firm ...

How did Frederick Law Olmsted and his son, Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., contribute to the preservation of public lands -- especially national… read more How did Frederick Law Olmsted and his son ...

Washington Park is one of Milwaukee’s most historic parks, designed by the father of landscape architecture, Frederick Law Olmsted ... is likely eligible for national historic designation ...