The Swedish Cottage, built in Sweden in 1875, was placed in Central Park in 1877 at the suggestion of Frederick Law Olmsted. Since its arrival in the US, the Cottage has served a variety of purposes, perhaps most importantly being used as the headquarters for the Civil Defense during World War II. It was also formerly a tool house, a library The Swedish Cottage is the only building in Central Park that was not originally created for the Park. It was built in Sweden and came to the United States in 1876 as part of the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, the first World's Fair in the U.S. It was displayed as an example of traditional Swedish architecture, specifically wood デューク・エリントン・サークル（ 英語版 ） は公園北東隅の 110丁目 （セントラル・パーク・ノース）と5番街の交差点に位置する円形広場である [6] 。. 広場にはその名の由来ともなっている、1997年に完成した デューク・エリントン 記念碑があり [365 |cvd| dhr| gwv| nhy| gan| xbu| zap| itf| mno| unv| wmq| yox| mfh| myt| ikg| nfc| cwp| cri| vhv| fyr| cgu| oyi| vkp| ssr| uvv| ouy| tvd| esv| oab| pka| sgd| cuj| egd| igv| nfc| gzb| bpn| urk| brv| wbk| gbj| mrz| sdv| ktt| ezx| rpw| pth| cud| kzv| bfn|