Jeanne Kolva Livres

Highland Park's rich history unfolds through its evolution from a small town to a vibrant community of 14,000 residents. Established in 1905, this trolley suburb boasts a welcoming atmosphere, characterized by good schools, tree-lined streets, and active local businesses. The narrative highlights the town's growth, particularly post-World War II, and emphasizes the importance of community events—like parades and soapbox derbies—that foster a strong sense of pride among its residents.

This book provides a historic overview of parks designed by the Olmsted companies in New Jersey, focusing on Essex, Union, and Passaic counties. It details the transformation of various landscapes into parks, featuring over 200 illustrations and highlighting notable parks like Branch Brook and Cadwalader Park. Explore the Olmsted legacy in New Jersey's public parks.