Garfield Park : a historic preservation master plan

Garfield Park in Indianapolis, Indiana, is a significant and historically valuable example of early twentieth century landscape architecture. Designed in 1909 by George Edward Kessler, Garfield Park was intended become the centerpiece of the Indianapolis Park System. This manuscript is the culmination of a four me to preserve and restore Garfield Park's historic identity.A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T SI would at this point like to thank those who had a significant impact on this project. First and for he support they have given me throughout my college career. Also,Malcolm Cairns:Project AdvisorRon Spangler:LA 404 Studio ProfessorGeorge Young:LA 404 Studio ProfessorAnne Hoover Henderson:Landscape Architecture ProfessorEric Fulford:Landscape ArchitectJames O’Day:Landscape Architect.College of Architecture and PlanningThesis (B.L.A.