Hills and Dales MetroPark Dogwood Pond Pavilion in Autumn No. 1

The Story:      As one of the older parks in Dayton Ohio, Hills and Dales owes its existence to the foresight of John Patterson. A believer in the outdoors and as a Dayton philanthropist, John Patterson commissioned famous landscape architects, John Charles Olmsted and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., to refine his property south of Dayton. In 1918, he transferred the park to the City of Dayton. The park was eventually transferred to the Five Rivers MetroParks in 1999. On this moody autumn afternoon, the Adirondack-style pavilion and surrounding fall leaves are perfectly reflected by Dogwood Pond.

 

Sublocation:   Hills and Dales MetroPark

City, State:      Dayton, Ohio

Year:                2020

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Description

An Adirondack Pavilion and fall leaves at Dayton’s Hills and Dales MetroPark are reflected by the adjacent Dogwood Pond

As one of the older parks in Dayton Ohio, Hills and Dales owes its existence to the foresight of John Patterson. A believer in the outdoors and as a Dayton philanthropist, John Patterson commissioned famous landscape architects, John Charles Olmsted and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., to refine his property south of Dayton. In 1918, he transferred the park to the City of Dayton. The park was eventually transferred to the Five Rivers MetroParks in 1999. On this moody autumn afternoon, the Adirondack-style pavilion and surrounding fall leaves are perfectly reflected by Dogwood Pond.

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Framed Giclee Canvas, Metal, Photo Paper

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