INDEX 



Amusement parks, 180, Wi 

 Architectural accessories in parks, lO-t 

 Architectural design not transt'erabk\ 

 ^20i; that in parks not to be entrusted 

 to promiscuous designers, 194, '-2()-t 

 Architectural embellishment, :5.'>, 10!), 

 11'2, l'-2'-2, 1-23; rustic, 13^2, 133; com- 

 parative exami)les, '205, "213; threatens 

 water display, '210, '2'20 

 Architectural plan, 65. 66, 80 

 Architectural planting design, 84 

 Architectural reinforcement of landscape 



design, 31 

 Architecture, a part of landscape, 15 

 Architecture, design of, in parks, 19'2- 

 195; style and material, 134; immi- 

 grant types, 187; character, 192-194; 

 to reflect park environment, 194, 195; 

 an outgrowth of conditions, '20*2, '204; 

 harmony with street architecture, 19"2 

 Architecture in parks, 186; for service, 

 188, "200; for ornamentation, '205; for 

 official residence, 196; for workman's 

 residence, 196-'200; historical value, 

 191; often structurally necessary, li, 

 109 

 Architects, untrained in park design, 34 



Ball fields, 130; equipment of, 138 

 Bathing facilities, beach, 140; wading 



pools, "207; swimming pools, 158, '208; 



paddhng, '218 

 Botanical gardens, 130, 135, 136 



Children's amusements, 130; hills for 

 sliding, 140; roller skating, 140; ponies, 

 147; sand piles, 156, 163; saihng boats, 

 157, 216 



hildren's gardens, 16"2, 164, 178, 

 179 



hildren at play, an attraction, 156 



hildren, opportunity for jilay, 102, 151, 

 153; natural ability to play, 164; 

 ajjparatus for play, 152, 158; interest 

 in parks for, 165, 216, 217 



hildren, wading pools foi-, 158, 207 



itizens, lack of ])rotective interest, 42, 

 45; careless criticism by, 42, 44, 46; 

 need of exercise, 120; selfishness, 110- 

 112; to arouse interest of, 236 



ity plan, judged by its parks, 28; 

 unpopular in initial steps, 28, 30 



ity planners, untrained in ])ark design, 

 34 



ity planning, campaign for, 32; de- 

 pendent upon parks, 30; parks an 

 argument for, 26; an aid in, 32; pre- 

 ceded by parks, 25; renaissance of, 25; 

 untrained "experts" in, 34, 36; at 

 expense of parks, 190, 192 



ity ])lanning repcrts, 32, 34 



ivic beautification, emphasis on parks, 

 32; ]jarks, a first expression of, 58 



omfort stations, importance of, 302; 

 location and design, 303-308 



oncert gardens, 130, 135, 136 



oncerts in neighbourhood parks, 114; 

 in recreation parks, 136, 137 



Deer preserves, 130, 134 



Design. See Park Design 



Drill and parade grounds, 130, 138, 



141 

 Drinking fountains, 308, 309 

 Driving parks, 120, 145, 170 



323 



