The Picturesque Parks Of Hartford

Discover the history and beauty of Hartford's picturesque parks in this detailed exploration of its green spaces. "The Picturesque Parks Of Hartford" delves into the origins and design of Bushnell Park, Elizabeth Park, Pope Park, Keney Park, South Park, and Riverside Park, along with sketches of the city's smaller pleasure grounds. This book provides a valuable look at the visionaries who shaped Hartford's landscape, offering insights into the city's commitment to creating spaces for recreation and respite. A must-read for anyone interested in urban planning, landscape architecture, and the local history of Hartford.

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