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Olmsted200’s Conversations with Olmsted live webinar on Tuesday, July 20th…
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In 2020, Olmsted Parks Conservancy, along with Louisville Parks and…
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News2020 Annual Report
2020 was a crazy year for us all, but we…
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SURVEY: Rundill Road in Iroquois Park and Scenic Loop in Cherokee Park
UPDATE: Surveys for the loop closures will close on Friday,…
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NewsChickasaw Park Survey
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NewsPark Steward Training: Spring 2021
Are you passionate about your Olmsted Parks and looking for…
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NewsNatural Trail Study & Conceptual Plan
As of August 31, feedback on the conceptual natural trail…
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History
The early 20th century witnessed the flourishing of parks in Louisville,…
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Frederick Law Olmsted
When Frederick Law Olmsted was commissioned to design a park…
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Fred Facts
Iroquois Park was nicknamed “Louisville’s Yellowstone” because of its mature forest that blankets the hillsides.
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