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Olmsted (CHARLES TYLER an American)

CHARLES TYLER, an American Protestant Episcopal bishop; born in Cohoes, N. Y., 1842. He graduated from Trinity College in 1865, and, after studying divinity at St. Stephen's College, he became professor professor of mathematics OLNEY on Improvements of Washington, in 1902; was landscape architect of the Metropolitan Park system of Boston in 1898, and designed plans for Forest Hills, L. I., for the Sage Foundation Homes Co. He became professor of landscape architecture in Harvard in 1903, and member of the National Commission of Fine Arts in 1910. an