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[[File:PeninsulaPark2010.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Rose Garden at Peninsula Park. Taken in late summer, 2010, by kite]] | |||
'''Emanuel Tillman Mische''' (1870-1934) was a landscape architect in Portland. | '''Emanuel Tillman Mische''' (1870-1934) was a landscape architect in Portland. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:23, 3 September 2011
Emanuel Tillman Mische (1870-1934) was a landscape architect in Portland.
Mische worked and trained with the leading landscape architects in the county, the Olmsteds, for eight years before coming to work for the city of Portland in 1908 as Park Superintendent. He designed many of the city's iconic green spaces on the Olmsteds' naturalistic principles, before leaving in 1915.
- plantings in the South Park Blocks, 1908
- four diamond-shaped rose gardens in Ladd's Addition, designed in 1909
- Kenilworth Park in 1910
- Laurelhurst Park in 1912
- the rose garden in Peninsula Park circa 1912
- Mount Tabor Park