Report of Charles Mulford Robinson for Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association (1910)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917, Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association · Fort Wayne, Ind., Press of Fort Wayne Printing Company · leaf 83
not only that, but they are on an embankmentwhich has the effect of placing them on a stage, and so ofmaking them an even more dominant feature than they other-wise would be. This is destructive to relief and repose.Neither railroad nor park is to be given up, but the railroadcan be hidden by… … How the railroad is effedually screened at Edgewater Park in Cleveland. At the north end, where, in the shadow of big trees, themurmuring river in its sweep around three sides resistlesslycalls one to the shore, the view presented is of a near oppo-site bank cluttered with rubbish and outhouses. If…
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