Today, the Library for American Landscape History posted to their blog an article sharing the concerns of Unite to Save the Frick and others who are expressing their opposition to the Frick's plans, which would destroy the significant Russell Page-designed garden on East 70th Street. From the article: “There is much at stake here—landmark law, architectural integrity, and the notion that a small garden is worthy of preservation,” says Charles D. Warren. Read the full post here: http://lalh.org/frick-fracas-preservation-group-forms-save-russell-page-garden/