In the late nineteenth century,most city parks were simply lands between houses and other buildings that had yet to be developed.

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In the late nineteenth century, most city parks were intentionally designed and created as public spaces for recreation and leisure, not merely undeveloped land between buildings. They were part of the urban planning movement to provide green spaces for health and enjoyment in rapidly industrializing cities.

In the Late Nineteenth Century,most City Parks Were Simply Lands