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Rock Creek Park Historic District |
Washington, DC |
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Cheesman Park Esplanade |
Denver |
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Mountain Lake Estates Historic District |
Lake Wales |
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Migeon Avenue Historic District |
Torrington |
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Palos Verdes Public Library and Art Gallery- Farnham Martin's Park (Boundary Increase) |
Palos Verdes Estates, CA |
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Anselm Hall |
Cheltenham |
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Colorow Point Park |
Golden |
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Corwina Park, O'Fallon Park, Pence Park |
Evergreen |
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Lookout Mountain Park |
Golden |
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Bell Rock Memorial Park |
Malden |
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Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway Historic District |
Washington, DC |
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Utica Parks and Parkway Historic District |
Utica, NY |
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| 1870/07/24 |
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Frederick Law Olmsted Jr's Birthday |
| 1896/00/00 |
Frederick Olmsted's wife Mary, asks their son Frederick to build his parents a summer retirement home in Maine. He hires William Ralph Emerson to design the residence. |
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Frederick Law Olmsted Summer Home |
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| 1897/00/00 |
In the employ of the Roland Park Company, the Olmsted Brothers lay out the western portion of Roland Park: grading streets, installing gutters and sidewalks and constructing the Lake Roland Elevated Railroad. |
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Roland Park Historic District |
Baltimore, MD |
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| 1901/00/00 |
The Sloane Family Mausoleum is landscaped per a design created by Frederick L Olmsted. |
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Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island |
New York City |
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| 1903/00/00 |
Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr chooses site for the Harvard Stadium |
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Harvard Stadium |
Boston |
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| 1911/00/00 |
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Adam Schantz, Jr House |
Oakwood |
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| 1927/00/00 |
John D Rockefeller develops Tryon Hill into a city park. |
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Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters |
New York City |
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| 1932/12/12 |
Frederick Law Olmsted's shelter is built. Designed in 1928, funding for the project was not appropriated until 1932. Its final cost was $27,724.12, which included $4,000 for engineering and design costs. |
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Casa Grande National Monument |
Coolidge |
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| 1957/12/25 |
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