Volunteer Park is often referred to as the crown jewel of Seattle’s Olmsted park and boulevard system. It is the most complete and best-preserved Olmsted-designed landscape in our city. Land purchased in 1876 was originally used as a cemetery, but in their 1903 report to the Seattle Board of Park Commissioners, the Olmsted Brothers proposed extensive improvements to the park. Join the Friends of Olmsted on a one mile walk exploration with lots of standing to listen. Space limited.

Exact meeting location and other specific details will be sent 1-3 days prior to Activity Date.

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