Parks for the People: A Story About Frederick Law Olmsted (Creative Minds)

by Julie Dunlap

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A fun and engaging account showcasing the works of the first landscape architect in the United States.

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Parks for the People: The Life of Frederick Law Olmsted by Julie Dunlap
Story is about Frederick as he grows up in cities and loves the country and plants.
He is in a school where he stays til the summer months and he is so glad to get outside. His father then sets him up with a designer.
He had many other jobs: a year at sea, farming at the Getty estate, then his father gave him money to buy a farm.
Can't wait to visit a park that he designed that is within driving distance. Know we will be amazed at his knowledge through the gardens.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

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Julie Dunlap grew up loving parks. As often as she can, she heads down a trail in Yosemite, Central Park, or the closest woods with her family and friends. She lives in Columbia, Maryland, and writes about environmental heroes, wildlife, and nature protection.

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Frederick Law Olmsted

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712.092Arts & recreationArea planning & landscape architectureLandscape architecture (Landscape design)History, geographic treatment, biographyBiography
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SB470 .O5 .D86AgricultureHorticulture. Plant propagation. Plant breedingPlant cultureLandscape gardening. Landscape architecture
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