A. Donald Gray (1891-1939) was paramount in the design and layout of Fairhill Road Village. Gray's work with Frederick Law Olmsted Jr whose father, Frederick Law Olmsted, pioneered the blending of natural beauty in urban settings with landmarks like Central Park. Olmsted's influence can be seen in Fairhill's balance of nature and structure. Gray was also instrumental in the preservation of Dunham Tavern, drew designs for the Cleveland Cultural Gardens, and contributed a gardening column to the Cleveland Press. | Date: May 31, 1939 | Source: Cleveland Plain DealerDownload Original File
