Charles Eliot was one of America's foremost landscape architects, and this memoir offers a vivid portrait of his life and work. Drawing upon personal interviews and archival sources, the author provides an intimate glimpse into Eliot's creative process and innovative designs. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American landscape design and the pioneers who shaped it.

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