This man used the pseudonym "Yeoman" after being sent on a tour of the South by New York Daily Times editor Henry Raymond - those travels led to his two-volume book The Cotton Kingdom.
This man used the pseudonym "Yeoman" after being sent on a tour of the South by New York Daily Times editor Henry Raymond - those travels led to his two-volume book The Cotton Kingdom. One project of his is home to a casino designed by Albert Kahn, while another features a massive carillon in a "Singing Tower." This author of Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in England gained fame for working at a site home to the Delecorte Theatre, Belvedere Castle, and Bethesda Terrace. He developed a management plan for the Yosemite Wilderness reservation, and often worked alongside his senior partner Calvert Vaux.  His residential projects include Riverside, a planned community in Illinois - and he designed the "Emerald Necklace" in Boston, as well as the campus of Stanford University. FTP, name this designer of Belle Isle Park and Central Park, who's often known as the father of American landscape planning. 
This man used the pseudonym "Yeoman" after being sent on a tour of the South by New York Daily Times editor Henry Raymond - those travels led to his two-volume book The Cotton Kingdom.
Frederick Law Olmstead