Fairmount Park Art Association; an account of its origin and activities from its foundation in 1871 (1922)
Fairmount Park Art Association · Philadelphia, The Association · leaf 251
Itcalled for a suitable and handsome avenue, one hundredand twenty-five feet wide, in direct Hne to the park, and itwas presented in Common Council, on June 11, 1891, byMr. Thomas L. Hicks of the 34th Ward. The petition was referred to the Committee on Surveys,sent to the Board of Surveyors and… … A CONVENIENT APPROACH TO THE PARK IS A NECESSITY. WHY NOT MAKE IT SOMETHING WORTHY OF THE MAGNIFICENT CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. economical caline to the ccBuildings atwould bring it approach—the nearest from be made by cutting an avenue from the angle of the square facing the Public Buildings, and…
Fairmount Park Art Association · Sculpture · Art · Outdoor sculpture
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