1. In New York, the indefatigable Olmsted refused to give up the battle.

2. Olmsted saw Niagara as a pilot project for a larger and more ambitious campaign.

3. Olmsted applied this idea to his scenery.

4. He was Frederick Law Olmsted.

5. For their part[/olmsted.html], Carpenter and Olmsted feel they were personally attacked for speaking out against the antenna installation.

6. Olmsted read Zimmermann's book as a boy and treasured it.

7. Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903), the father of American landscape architecture, may have more to do with the way America looks than anyone else.

8. Frederick Law Olmsted designed the grounds of the United States Capitol and the National Zoo.

9. Olmsted and Vaux's work, in turn, influenced countless suburban subdivisions. The design for Levittown little resembled the Livingston estate, except for the grassy plot surrounding every Cape Cod.

10. Olmsted envisioned a series of small pleasure gardens around the mansion.

11. Olmsted had no formal design training and didn't commit to landscape architecture until he was 44.

12. Freelance writer Robin Carpenter and her husband Andrew Olmsted own a three-story Victorian house on High Street.

13. Related to the previous point, Olmsted was a fan of Horace Bushnell’s writings about “unconscious influence” in people.

14. The Stanfords engaged Frederick Law Olmsted, the famed landscape architect who created New York's Central Park, to design the physical plan for the university.

15. Eventually Carpenter and Olmsted say the toll on their health became too much.

16. Olmsted rejected displays "of novelty, of fashion, of scientific or virtuoso inclinations and of decoration.

17. Olmsted wanted his designs to stay true to the character of their natural surroundings.

18. Olmsted wrote often and thought hard about the words he used.

19. Olmsted felt that what separated his work from a gardener was "the elegance of design, " (i.e. one should subordinate all elements to the overall design and the effect it is intended to achieve).

20. In 1871 Henry James fired a warning shot in the Nation, a magazine that Olmsted had helped found.

21. Cleveland was a close ally of Dorsheimer and an admirer of Olmsted.

22. The first major public example of landscape architecture in the United States was Central Park in New York City, designed in 1857 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.

23. "It is important to put these study results into perspective," said APIC 2011 President Russell Olmsted, MPH, CIC. "Any clothing that is worn by humans will become contaminated with microorganisms.

24. By the time he began work as a landscape architect, Olmsted had developed a set of social values that gave purpose to his design work.

25. One more consolation prize: for their work with RAP, Carpenter and Olmsted received a citation for public service from Richmond Mayor Gayle McLaughlin on January 27.

26. David McMaster, a Bartlett vice president, said the cloning would target several "Olmsted trees, " dating from the creation of Central Park by famed architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1850s.

27. Plato: It is called New York and the plan for Central Park was done by a landscape architect called Frederick Law Olmsted.

28. The most important example of this style is Central Park, New York City, designed in 1857 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux .

29. Though he often faced criticism from those who found his style too rough and unkempt, Olmsted was as proud of what he didn't do as what he did do.