Fine Arts Garden.

Scope and Contents note Scrapbooks were maintained by several museum departments including Education, Publications, and Public Information. All publication scrapbooks have been retained and each item contained in the books are described fully. Only the first two years of newspaper scrapbooks were retained in their entirety as examples of the types of news items that were clipped. Since most substantive news items are included in the library clipping files and archives vertical file, most newspaper scrapbooks were...

Scope and Contents note This small collection consists primarily of records held by Harold T. Clark, museum attorney and president of the Board of Trustees. There is also a folder of Fine Arts Garden Commission minutes, correspondence with the Olmsted Brothers firm who designed the garden, and blueprints. Additional Fine Arts Garden material can be found in the records of the Director's office and unprocessed business office records. Microfilm of the Olmsted Brothers Firm records...

Scope and Contents note Records of the Olmsted Associates relating to the design and installation of the Fine Arts Garden, ca. 1912-1928. This collection on microfilm was purchased from the Library of Congress in 2002. Additional records regarding the Olmsted Associate's involvement in the development of the Fine Arts Garden are available at the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site in Brookline, Massachusetts. A copy of the inventory of drawings and plans located in Brookline is available in the CMA...