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  1. Atlantas 189-acre Piedmont Park is one of the city’s largest and most used urban parks. Piedmont Park’s highest point, at an elevation of approximately 1,000 feet at the northwestern edge along Piedmont Avenue between 14th and North Prado streets, slopes south, east, and north to Clear Creek at about 900 feet.

  2. Located in northern Atlanta on the site of the 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition, Piedmont Park encompasses 189 acres of parkland. The purchase of this land in 1904 extended the city limits to incorporate both the park’s acreage and several developing neighborhoods.

  3. May 24, 2024 · Location: Atlanta, GA. Significance: Olmsted Designed Park. MANAGED BY: Piedmont Park Conservancy. While Piedmont Park was designed by the Olmsted Brothers, Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. was the first in the family to walk across the land the park would eventually become.

  4. Since 1822, Piedmont Park has continuously evolved, changed hands, and underwent several transformations. It first began as a forest, then a farm, then a fairground and suburban park, and finally to the urban park that it is today. Check out our free, guided history tours by the Piedmont Park Conservancy. HISTORY OF PIEDMONT PARK. From Forest ...

  5. Piedmont Park occupies 189 leafy acres at the center of Midtown, a lively neighborhood in northeast Atlanta. Landscape architecture connoisseurs will immediately recognize the aesthetic influence of Central Park architect Frederick Law Olmsted, whose sons oversaw a redesign of Piedmont Park in the early 20th century.

  6. Feb 22, 2022 · Olmsted principles of park design can be seen in Piedmont Park’s meandering roads and paths which curve and cross each other, making triangles. The winding walks and changes of elevation provide interest with ever-changing views. Wide open fields are interspersed with trees, lakes and natural plantings.

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  8. Feb 22, 2022 · Olmsted Brothers’ 1912 Piedmont Park Master Plan. Olmsted principles of park design can be seen in Piedmont Parks meandering roads and paths which curve and cross each other, making triangles. The winding walks and changes of elevation provide interest with ever-changing views.

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