At The Met: Olmsted and Central Park
Fans of Documentary, History films may find At The Met: Olmsted and Central Park especially interesting thanks to its engaging atmosphere, visual presentation, and entertainment value.
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibition, "Art of the Olmsted Landscape," the camera moves out for a tour of Central Park with Dr. Charles E. Beveridge, editor of the Frederic Law Olmsted papers at American University, who relates some of the history of this world-famous New York City park. We hear the words of Frederick Law Olmsted, the park's designer, and see historical photographs and engravings of the park in the mid-nineteenth century when it was created.