Frederick Law Olmsted is recognized as the founder of the profession of American landscape architecture and the country's foremost parkmaker. Moving to Brookline, a community just outside of Boston, Olmsted established the world's first full-scale landscape architecture office at his estate, he called "Fairsted". From here, Olmsted, his sons, and their associates, designed thousands of landscapes across North America. To learn more about the Olmsted story, visit us during our Hours of Operation from April through December. Hours vary seasonally, but our grounds are open year round. You can also check out Fees, Current Conditions, and Reservations. Check out our schedule of Ranger-led Programs that are offered year-round.
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Last updated: June 26, 2024