Fairmount Park Commission (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Dates
- Existence: 1867 - 2010
NACO Variants
Philadelphia. Commissioners of Fairmount Park
Philadelphia (Pa.). Commissioners of Fairmount Park
Philadelphia (Pa.). Fairmount Park Commission
NACO URI(s)
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50080118
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Annual reports, 1912-1942
Excerpts of annual reports pertaining to the Philadelphia Aquarium by the Fairmount Park Commission and the Chief Engineers.
Confirmation of resolution passed by Fairmount Park Commission to "secure painted likeness of Jesse George and Rebecca George to be hung in this hall", 1868 December 23
Dilworth Plaza: additional plantings [2 copies], 1981 November
Directions for the planting and care of street trees approved by the Commissioners of Fairmount Park, 1914
Contains publications issued by the Fairmount Park Commission. Publications include staff reports, instructional materials, and catalogs.
East Fairmount Park, Smith Memorial Playground: Early documents - Smith bequest, 1894-1897, 1997-1998, 2007
Excerpt from Executive Meeting of the Commissioners of Fairmount Park, 1939 October 26
Fairmount Park, Awards and Ceremonies, 1962-2003
Photographs from various awards ceremonies, both hosted by and in honor of the Fairmount Park Commission. Featured Fairmount Park Commissioners include Ernesta Ballard, Fitz Eugene Dixon Jr, Robert McConnell, William Mifflin, and Pete Hoskins. Other notable people pictured include Governor Dick Thornburgh, Mayors Frank Rizzo and John Street, and City Councilmen Frank Rizzo Jr and Darrell Clarke.
Fairmount Park Commission, 1867-1999
Fairmount Park Commission 1870 topographical surveys
Partial set of preliminary topographic surveys used as the basis for Fairmount Park construction plans and maps.
Fairmount Park Commission Administrative History
Administrative records of the Fairmount Park Commission including early correspondence, engineering and committee reports, property management files, planning and financial records, publications, and exhibition materials. The collection is particularly strong in documenting early park development (1860s-1930s) and late 20th-century property management and planning activities.
