The Emergence of Public Parks in Nineteenth-Century Britain through the Development of Regent's Park

这项研究考察了摄政公园在19世纪英国公园运动发展中的建立。该公园是皇冠集团的一家房地产企业，旨在为伦敦的中上阶层提供娱乐。在此背景下，伦敦动物学会和皇家植物学会被允许将他们的花园设在新公园内。过了很长时间，它才向所有人开放，不分阶级。

This study examines the establishment of Regent’s Park within the development of the public park movement in nineteenth-century Britain. The park was established as a Crown’s property venture with a view to offering entertainment for upper and middle classes in London. Within this context, London Zoological Society and Royal Botanic Society were allowed to locate their gardens within the new park. It was a long time before it was opened to all people, regardless of class.