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Central Park Conservancy Blog Archive
Category: Calvert Vaux
2018
A History of Monuments in Central Park
By Marie Warsh
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26 July 2018
Central Park’s First Monuments Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux’s original desi...
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How Central Park Was Designed as a Park for the People
By Tricia Kang
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19 July 2018
This month, we celebrate the 165th anniversary of the New York State Legislature setting aside the l...
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2017
How Geology Influenced Central Park’s Design
By Jessica Sain-Baird
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07 September 2017
Have you ever noticed – or climbed – Central Park’s impressive rock formations? Al...
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160 Years of Central Park: A Brief History
By Tricia Kang
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01 June 2017
Central Park serves as a peaceful haven for New Yorkers — an escape from the City grind and a ...
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Calvert Vaux and the Vision of Bethesda Terrace
By Central Park Conservancy
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08 March 2017
This week, we honor Central Park’s lesser-known (but no less visionary!) co-designer, Calvert ...
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2016
Sculpted Nature: Landscape Architecture in Central Park
By Central Park Conservancy
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12 October 2016
A popular misconception of Central Park is that its 843 acres are the last remaining natural land in...
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