Olmsted National Historic Site

Olmsted National Historic Site, located in Brookline, Massachusetts, preserves the legacy of Frederick Law Olmsted, a pioneering landscape architect known for designing iconic parks like Central Park in New York City. The site showcases Olmsted's home and office, offering insights into his life, work, and contributions to landscape architecture and environmental conservation. Visitors can explore the grounds and learn about Olmsted's innovative approaches to urban parks, gardens, and the importance of green spaces in enhancing community well-being. The site serves as a testament to his vision of integrating nature and urban life.