The development of Washington with special reference to the Lincoln memorial (1911)
Brown, Glenn, 1854-1932, Washington Chamber of Commerce (D.C.) · Washington, D.C., Chamber of commerce of Washington, D.C · leaf 31
t schemes for the developmentof cities, and Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., who has had a hand in fashioning all the greatparks of the country—both have given in the report of the Park Commission their unquali-fied recommendation of the site. The wise business man with great problems to solve advises… … r in f ■^^^ f r~I r:^\ Figure 13.Lincoln Memorial As Seen Feom the Monument Terrace. a site and suggested the character of design. There could be no stronger appeal to thecommon-sense of our people. President Taft, when Secretary of War, said, in connectionwith a suggested change in the Park…
Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.) · Parks · Art, Municipal
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