The Olmsted Center promotes the preservation of cultural landscapes through research, planning,
stewardship and education. Based at the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site in Brookline,
Massachusetts, the Center provides cultural landscape technical assistance to parks and historic
properties throughout the Northeast.
The internship program provides participants with an opportunity to broaden
their understanding of landscape preservation practice through project experience, educational programs
and self-study. Preferred candidates will have education in landscape architecture or horticulture and
graphic, writing, and computer skills.
Six-month and three-month internships are available with flexible starting dates
based on the selected applicant's availability. A stipend is provided.
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