From: Genius of Place by Justin Martin (Recommended Reading)
During his travels, Mr. Olmsted was often struck by how the demands of commerce crowded OUT anything of lasting value – a venerable Olmstedian theme.
Further reading:
Excellent in-depth article with pictures: “History of Kenmore Square Part 1- Graham Junior College” by Bill Tarulich
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