The Davis Center at the Harlem Meer restores dignity and beauty to a section of the park that abuts Harlem, our architecture ...

As warm weather eases its way into the city, the Burnham Building, a 120-year-old pavilion in Jackson Park, ought to be a ...

She is one of the many regulars at the dog park in Travancore – Melbourne ... the waterways into drainage systems. In the early 1870s, nearly 2.5 million litres of blood flowed into the ...

Vancouver Park Board archaeologist Geordie Howe has been working with construction crews and the Seaforth Highlanders of ...

In the past five years, a devastating wildfire, multiple legal battles and a bankruptcy filing put the future of one of Napa Valley’s most storied wineries in jeopardy. But now, an ambitious, $100 ...

The monument recognizes the labor leader's fight for the eight-hour workday and the end of child workers. But his legacy is ...

And the jewel sitting on a verdant cushion is a new swimming pool that converts into a rink in the winter and an artificial ...

America has fewer grand homes-turned-museums than Europe, for the perfectly simple reason that there have been Americans living grandly for so much less time. New York City has an unusually ...

Born May 15, 1838, in Baltimore, Fanny Dunbar got her first taste of travel at the age of six weeks when her parents moved to New Orleans. From that time on, she traveled extensively, particularly ...

Roosevelt commissioned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., whose father helped design New York’s Central Park, to create a more unified ... the origins of which trace back to the 1870s when ...

Grinnell 1870: Peter B. Sweeny (President), Henry Hilton, Robert J. Dillon, Thomas C. Fields; (Tweed charter gave a new Department of Public Parks jurisdiction over small parks and west side ...