Humboldt Parkway

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Humboldt Parkway is a historic, tree-lined boulevard in Buffalo, New York, originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted as part of the city’s interconnected park and parkway system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic boulevard
parkway
associatedWith American landscape architecture
city beautiful movement
connects Delaware Park
Martin Luther King Jr. Park
country United States of America
designer Calvert Vaux
Frederick Law Olmsted
eraOfDesign 19th century
hasCharacteristic historic
residential boulevard
tree-lined
hasCulturalSignificance important to Buffalo’s urban identity
symbol of Olmsted’s vision in Buffalo
hasCurrentIssues debate over restoration of parkway
impact of expressway construction on neighborhood
hasFeature central landscaped median
flanking service roads
park-like setting
hasFunction recreational corridor
residential thoroughfare
scenic connector between parks
hasLandscapeStyle picturesque landscape design
hasSectionReplacedBy Kensington Expressway
hasTransportationMode automobile traffic
bicycle use
pedestrian use
hasVegetation street trees
heritageDesignation listed contributing property to a historic district
influencedBy Olmstedian parkway principles
isExampleOf historic American parkway design
integrated park and transportation corridor
isPartOfPlanningConcept Olmsted parkway network in Buffalo
interconnected park and parkway system
locatedIn Buffalo, New York
Erie County, New York NERFINISHED
New York State
namedAfter Alexander von Humboldt
originalName Humboldt Parkway NERFINISHED
partOf Buffalo Olmsted park and parkway system
Buffalo park and parkway system
roadType urban boulevard
urbanContext East Side of Buffalo

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Buffalo park and parkway system
Buffalo park and parkway system ("Bidwell Parkway")
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