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SUMMARY:(***Program Changed***) Beauty Spots: The deeper story behind Midwestern small town parks
DESCRIPTION:This talk will explore how\, after the Civil War\, many Minnesota towns created picturesque parks that gave a town distinctive character — a central square\, a riverbank recreation area or a picturesque streamside retreat complete with rustic wooden bridges. Far away from larger cities\, Minnesota’s small towns staked a claim to settlement with remarkable works of landscape architecture and design. But their founders never fully understood the native cultures that came before them — people with a different sense of beauty and promise in the land. \nFrank Edgerton Martin\, MSLA\, is a consulting writer for architecture and design firms and a historic landscape preservation planner.  He often works with architects and landscape architects in historic landscape preservation projects. He is a contributing writer to the Star Tribune “Streetscapes” series\, which runs each Saturday.
URL:https://mnindependentscholars.org/event/program-changed-beauty-spots-the-deeper-story-behind-midwestern-small-town-parks/
LOCATION:Washburn Library\, 5244 Lyndale Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN 55419
CATEGORIES:Monthly Forum
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