Did you know there is another, often overlooked architect who worked closely with Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux to design much of our favorite Central Park architecture? British-born architect Jacob Wrey Mould left his distinctive decorative fingerprints on many of the park’s structures, from arches and bridges, to the whimsical relief carvings of Bethesda Terrace. You can see his work first-hand on our brand new walking tour of Jacob Wrey Mould’s Central Park!
Our walk will take us from Tavern on the Green to Minerals Spring, to the Concert Ground and through the Arcade to Bethesda Terrace where Mould’s work can be found in the heart of Central Park. Join us to learn about lost structures and this rather mysterious figure while spending a beautiful Autumn day in the park with Untapped New York and former Central Park Conservancy tour guide Beth Goffe!
Header image and image above courtesy of gigi_nyc via Flickr,
The first of our Jacob Wrey Mould Central Park architecture tours will take place on Saturday, October 24th! Use the button below to grab your tickets.
If you are an Untapped New York Insider, you can save $5 off all public tours. Not an Insider yet? Become a member today to save and gain access to special members-only events.
All of our tours feature enhanced health and safety measures to ensure the safety of our guests and guides. Tours are running with limited capacity, guests are required to wear masks and social distancing is maintained. You can read about all of our new health and safety measures here.
Next, check out 10 Best Places to See Foliage in Central Park and The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Central Park
