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Park and city planners from across the United States use these records each year to rehabilitate and rebuild many of the nation's most significant and beloved landscapes to the lasting benefit of millions of people. Historians, students, and preservation planners use the collection to document historic areas and to produce exhibits, films and scholarly publications. The National Park Service is currently cataloging and conserving the collections which contain landscape photographs, initial surveys, field sketches, general plans, planting lists, presentation drawings, business records and scale models. Researchers have the opportunity to survey and study historic records related to parks, gardens, communities, estates, and campuses designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and the Olmsted firm, including:
Atlanta Parks, Georgia Baltimore Park System, Maryland Boston Park System, Massachusetts Buffalo Park System, New York Central Park, New York, New York Chicago Park System, Illinois Denver Park Commission, Colorado Louisville Park System, Kentucky Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York Seattle Park System, Washington Stanford University, California US Capitol Grounds, Washington, DC United States Military Academy, West Point, New York White House Grounds, Washington, DC Yosemite National Park, California. 
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