The beautiful grounds and gardens of the Longwood estate were designed by the lanscape engineer M. H. Horvatch. At times, large parts of the estate were used for crops. During WWI, a seventy five acre tract was made available for community cultivation, with plans for the produce to be sold and proceeds given to "the war charity." Two landscape elements remain: an alley of trees that lined the entry to the estate that runs south from Taylor Road, and a pond on City property directly east of Courtyards of Severance at the northeast corner of the former estate. | Source: City of Cleveland HeightsDownload Original File
