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Landscape History at UEA - a former student writes

UEA Landscape History wrote 1 month ago: Guest blog from Felix Mayle, former landscape history student (2009-2012) I graduated from UEA in th … more →

Tags: Other, UEA, Student, Jobs, Alumni, English Heritage, National Trust, Lincolnshire

St. John's Lodge: The Secret Garden4 comments

Patrice Todisco wrote 1 month ago: Quiddity – the ineffable quality of “whatness”. What you may ask is whatness?  It … more →

Tags: Gardens, London, saint john's lodge

Mount Auburn Cemetery: Inspiration for America's Public Parks 4 comments

Patrice Todisco wrote 2 months ago: According to the February issue of the global affairs magazine Monocle (www.monocle.com) Jakarta … more →

Tags: Boston/Cambridge, botanic gardens, Gardens, Parks, mount auburn cemetery

Newtonville and the Pre-History of Transit-Oriented Development

thehubsmetropolis wrote 3 months ago:         Every work day, I walk about a ½ mile from my home to the Newtonville MBTA Commuter Rail Sta … more →

Tags: railroad development, Smart Growth, newton

Five Minutes with a Fellow: Andrea Kiss

carsoncenter wrote 3 months ago: Five Minutes with a Fellow offers a brief glimpse into what inspires researchers in the environmenta … more →

Tags: Five Minutes with a Fellow, environmental history, Andrea kiss, Floods, hungary, Fashion, H.H. Lamb

Parco Civico/Ciani + Lakeshore Promenade: Lugano3 comments

Patrice Todisco wrote 4 months ago: “This is not a crazy pointless luxury; it is a shrewd investment by a city whose moral and eco … more →

Tags: Gardens, Lugano/Morcote, Parks, public realm, lugano, Parco Ciani, Parco Civico, switzerland

Figure it Out!1 comment

Ian G wrote 4 months ago: Since the pioneering work of Beresford and Hurst, which triggered modern research into desertions, t … more →

Tags: Deserted Medieval Village, DMV, Deserted Settlements, Unlocated Settlements, Abandoned Settlements, Shifted Settlements, Shrunken Settlements, Norfolk, Terminology

Terms of Reference

Ian G wrote 4 months ago: How do you define a deserted village and, perhaps more importantly, what is a true Deserted Medieval … more →

Tags: Deserted Medieval Village, DMV, Deserted Settlements, Abandoned Settlements, Norfolk, Medieval, post medieval, Modern Desertions, Terminology

Wissinoming

David H. wrote 5 months ago: Just to the north of where the Frankford El ends, there is a set of cemeteries, and a park that near … more →

Tags: Historic Plants, History of landscapes, Nurseries and seedhouses, Plant biography - botanists, Plant biology - botany, cemetery, Frankford, Meehan's Nursery, Robert Cornelius

Eastern Delights - the launch3 comments

sarahholland3012 wrote 5 months ago: I am pleased to announce that Eastern Delights is now available to download for free on the iTunes i … more →

Tags: publications, Journeys, History, Architecture, Buildings, Derek Holland, Eastern England, Churches and Chapel, country houses

Eastern Delights - the launch3 comments

sarahholland3012 wrote 5 months ago: I am pleased to announce that Eastern Delights is now available to download for free on the iTunes i … more →

Tags: publications, Journeys, History, Architecture, Buildings, Derek Holland, Eastern England, Churches and Chapel, country houses

Just Des(s)erts?

Ian G wrote 5 months ago: How to describe a deserted settlement… It should be simple really, shouldn’t it? A serie … more →

Tags: Deserted Medieval Village, DMV, Deserted Settlements, Unlocated Settlements, Abandoned Settlements, Norfolk, earthworks, king's lynn, fakenham

UNESCO's Jardin Japonais: Garden of Peace4 comments

Patrice Todisco wrote 5 months ago: Last November I attended the 17th General Assembly and Scientific Symposium of the International Cou … more →

Tags: Gardens, Paris, Noguchi, UNESCO

Ruins and islands in sunshine

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Tags: Isle of Mull cottages, deserted settlements Mull

Prize for "A Landscape History of New England"

thehubsmetropolis wrote 5 months ago:   Historic New England’s Book Prize recognized as a 2012 Honor Book A Landscape History o … more →

Tags: New England, landscape history, Historic New England Prize

Post Office Square: The Perfect Park

Patrice Todisco wrote 6 months ago: When does a square become a park and when does a park seem more like a garden?   Do the words we use … more →

Tags: Boston/Cambridge, Parks, Squares/Plazas, post office square

Library landscaping

David H. wrote 6 months ago: If you walk along the 19th Street side of the main branch of the Philadelphia Free Library on the Be … more →

Tags: Historic Plants, History of landscapes, Plant biology - botany, Trees, urban forest, Crataegus, Library, Pyracantha, toothache tree

The saucer magnolia1 comment

David H. wrote 7 months ago: Two hundred years ago, here in the US, the War of 1812 had just begun, and with it came turmoil and … more →

Tags: Historic Plants, History of landscapes, History of plants, Nurseries and seedhouses, Plant biography - botanists, Plant biology - botany, Germantown, ma.gnolia, Trees

Oakland Cemetery2 comments

David H. wrote 7 months ago: In between Friends Hospital and Greenwood Cemetery, just a bit off Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelph … more →

Tags: Historic Plants, History of landscapes, Plant biology - botany, History of plants, Trees, urban forest, Streams, Agriculture, American sycamore


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