A Winter in the West Indies and Florida

In this travelogue from the mid-19th century, noted landscape architect and social critic Frederick Law Olmsted recounts his experiences traveling through the West Indies and Florida. With sharp observations and vivid descriptions, Olmsted offers a nuanced and insightful look at the region's unique cultures, landscapes, and histories.
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