Join the Boston Society for Landscape Architecture and Portland Society of Architecture outside on a construction site tour to explore new landscape architecture at the intersection of health and equity.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Tour Portland’s Western Cemetery. Tour will include the cemetery's history and historical significance, the current effort by the Stewards' volunteers to rehabilitate it, notable burials, ghost and witch stories, its trees and wildflowers.
Jeff Ryan’s new book, This Land Was Saved for You and Me, traces the path from Frederick Law Olmsted’s first wanderings in Yosemite in 1864 to the signing of The Wilderness Act a century later.
An event focused on the future of the parks and what Portland Harbor Common Park is and what it might become - Portland’s Newest Park.
This event is hosted by the Boston Society of Landscape Architects.
Join as we explore Portland’s downtown landscapes, both old and new, and discuss their historical roots, community stewardship, and continued development and redesign.
This tour will be led by Cary Tyson, Executive Director of Portland Downtown, and Sarah Hansen, Executive Director of Greater Portland Landmarks.
This event is free but registration is required. For more information and to register, click here.
Learn about the complex and ever changing history of one of Portland’s most beautiful and interesting parks on this guided walk with Parks Conservancy ED Nan Cumming.
