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...852–1920) and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. (1870–1957), sons of the landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.. ...ned in operation, moving from Brookline in 1980 and continuing in Fremont, New Hampshire until 2000. This created one continuous firm from 1858–2000.

...more experienced bidders for the commission. Frederick was commissioned as architect for City Hall on a two-percent commission, paid monthly as work progressed. ''Frederick continued to work for Baltimore City as the architect for the Baltimore Park Commission, a position he held from 1863-1895. He wo

|| Architect ...Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad], (B. & O.), son of an equally famous architect,[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Henry_Latrobe ][https://en.wikiped

...ngaged the advisory services of Mr. Olmstead, a nationally known landscape architect, whose services were invaluable in creating what became at the time the mos ...local neighborhood association to protect and advance the interests of the new suburban settlement, which in a few years numbered several hundred resident

124 5339 55 *TYPICAL X-SEC THRU THE MALL * Project Number: 2405- : NEW COPY Project Name: DRUID HILL PARK Location: THE MALL Scale: 1=4' Office: O 125 5339 55 *SKETCH FOR TOILET HOUSE & SHELTER * Project Number: 2405- : NEW COPY Project Name: DRUID HILL PARK Location: NEAR THE MALL Scale: 1=40/1=16

...unding cemeteries; creation of Laurel Cemetery and notes re: James Belden, Architect; bioprofile of Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne; Clayton and Moore history of ...y A. Warford Ellicott (77 East Baltimore -old number, 1007 East Baltimore, new number); husband was Benjamin H. Ellicott who was read out of Stony Run Mee