In 1909 the Russell Sage Foundation commissioned the architect Grosvenor Atterbury and the landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. to plan a 175-acre community, modeled after the British "garden communities." Atterbury designed 8 Markwood Rd. in 1920, the largest property. Jules Gringos designed 239 Greenway South in 1925 for John Vincent Lawless Hogan, inventor of the fax machine.
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| 239 Greenway South |
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| tree lined streets |
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| note aviary |
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| 8 Markwood Rd. |
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| 8 Markwood Rd. |
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