Author

Frederick Law Olmsted

22 books

Books

  1. A Journey Through Texas, Or, a Saddle-Trip on the Southwestern Frontier: With a Statistical Appendix 1857
21 more
  1. The Cotton Kingdom: A Traveller's Observations on Cotton and Slavery in the American Slave States, 1853-1861 1861
  2. Civilizing American cities 1971
  3. Forty years of landscape architecture 1973
  4. A journey through Texas 1857
  5. A journey in the back country 1860
  6. Walks and talks of an American farmer in England 1852
  7. Writings on landscape, culture, and society 2015
  8. The cotton kingdom 1966
  9. The Slave States, Before The Civil War 1959
  10. The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted 1977
  11. Mount Royal, Montreal 1881
  12. A journey in the back country in the winter of 1853-4 1907
  13. A journey in the seaboard slave states in the years 1853-1854 1904
  14. Public parks 1902
  15. Public parks and the enlargement of towns 1870
  16. A journey in the seaboard slave states 1856
  17. Frederick Law Olmsted, landscape architect, 1822-1903 1922
  18. Free onlineFree
    Description of a plan for the improvement of the Central park 1858
  19. The Englishman in Kansas: Or, Squatter Life and Border Warfare 2006
  20. A Journey in the Back Country 1970
  21. Olmsted's Texas Journey: A Nineteenth-Century Survey of the Western Frontier 2015

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