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Cleveland, Horace, W S (1814–1900)| US landscape architect. An advocate of open space design to reduce the problems of urbanism, he designed parks for newly developing cities and suburbs from Providence, Rhode Island to Omaha, Nebraska until the late 1890s. He bid against Frederick Olmsted to design Central Park in 1856. |
| He was born in Lancaster, Massachusetts. He was trained in agriculture, civil engineering, and horticulture. |
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