But weren't also the parkways wonderfully designed, some by the great Olmsted firm?

It was designed by the Olmsted and Eliot firm, the same Frederick Law Olmsted responsible for the Emerald Necklace Park System which runs through Boston.

The Olmsted firm also played a crucial role in the design of Seattle's system of parks and boulevards.

Broadview is also home to the historic E.B. Dunn Gardens designed by the Olmsted firm who are responsible for many of Seattle's parks.

The park system in Louisville was the last out of five designed by the Olmsted firm.

The Olmsted firm translated this agenda into an urban design that included a unique combination of social reform, comprehensive infrastructure planning, and private homeownership principles.

Garret Mountain Reservation, a nearby park designed by the Olmsted firm around the same time as Goffle Brook Park.

Like the Boston "Emerald Necklace" park system devised by the Olmsted firm, Portland's plan provided a place for play and turned the noxious waters of the Back Cove into Baxter Boulevard.

The Olmsted firm was also responsible for the landscaping at Ward Homestead, designed by John Russell Pope, and now known as Winchester Gardens, located on Elmwood Avenue.

Link collaborated with Wilbur Tyson Trueblood on the project, but remained faithful to the campus that the Olmsted firm had designed.