William Pryor Letchworth

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William Pryor Letchworth was a 19th-century American businessman and philanthropist known for preserving scenic land in western New York that became Letchworth State Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf businessperson
human
philanthropist
causeSupported care for the poor and disadvantaged
preservation of natural scenery
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
donatedTo New York State
familyName Letchworth
fieldOfWork land conservation
philanthropy
social reform
givenName William
hasPartNamedAfter Letchworth State Park
influenced development of New York State park system
knownAs “Father of Letchworth State Park”
legacy major state park in New York
movement Progressive Era social reform
conservation movement
name William Pryor Letchworth self-link
notableFor creation of Letchworth State Park
preservation of scenic land in western New York
occupation businessman
philanthropist
placeOfActivity New York State
western New York
residence Western New York
surface form: western New York
sexOrGender male
significantProject Glen Iris Estate
surface form: Glen Iris estate

Letchworth State Park

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Letchworth State Park namedAfter William Pryor Letchworth
Glen Iris Estate formerResidenceOf William Pryor Letchworth
Glen Iris Estate ownerHistorical William Pryor Letchworth
Glen Iris Estate associatedPerson William Pryor Letchworth
William Pryor Letchworth name William Pryor Letchworth self-link