Learn about the life and work of Frederick Law Olmsted, the American landscape architect who designed Central Park and many other public parks and landscapes. Find out how he influenced urban planning, conservation, and agriculture in the U.S.

Learn about the founder of American landscape architecture and the nation's foremost parkmaker at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts. Explore the Olmsted archives, visit the site, and attend special events.

Learn about the life and work of Frederick Law Olmsted, the founder of American landscape architecture and the designer of Central Park, Prospect Park, and many other public spaces. Explore his aesthetic theories, influences, and legacy through his writings and projects.

Learn about the life and work of Frederick Law Olmsted, the founder of American landscape architecture and the designer of the U.S. Capitol grounds. See his plan, photos and legacy of the Capitol terrace and other projects.

Learn about the life, work and legacy of America’s premier landscape architect, who designed Central Park and thousands of other projects. Explore his principles, values and impact, and join the network of advocates for Olmsted landscapes.

A biography of the renowned landscape architect who designed Central Park, the Fenway, and many other parks and campuses in the US and Canada. Learn about his childhood, education, travels, and writings that shaped his vision and legacy.

Learn how Olmsted's ideas on landscape architecture were shaped by his youthful experiences, reading and influences. Discover his concept of the unconscious effect of scenery on man and his rejection of horticultural fashions.

Learn about the life and legacy of the American landscape architect who designed Central Park, Prospect Park, Emerald Necklace and more. Discover how he used parks to improve public health, social equality and environmental sustainability.

Learn how Olmsted developed his aesthetic theories from his early experiences and influences, and how he applied them to his landscape designs. Explore his concepts of picturesque beauty, unconscious influence, and the role of scenery in human well-being.