magazine

VIEW, Summer 2015,
Number 15

A few highlights:

William E. O’Brien, author of Landscapes of Exclusion, and R. Bruce Stephenson, biographer of John Nolen, document racism in the planning of state parks and city planning.
Elizabeth Barlow Rogers interviews landscape architect Gary Hilderbrand about his recent work at the Clark Art Institute. You can see the place study based on the article here.
Jane Roy Brown reveals how the LALH book A World of Her Own Making informed the expansion of Reynolda House Museum of American Art.
David Schuyler, author of Apostle of Taste, profiles this year’s preservation hero, Charles Eliot Beveridge.
Ethan Carr writes about the National Association for Olmsted Park’s role in preserving the Olmsted legacy.
Robin Karson introduces Warren Manning’s design of Finger Lakes State Park, a site featured in the LALH exhibition 100 Years of Design on the Land, and illustrates how his written work guided its preservation.