Vaux

• “What could it be to me, that such people as Captain Vaux or Captain Lascelles liked me?”

  Daisy

• “A good corps line called the Vaux-Morchies Line had been dug, the nearest portion a mile behind the reserve line, and this was held by the Pioneers and R.E., owing to scarcity of numbers.”

  A Short History of the 6th Division Aug. 1914-March 1919

• “Vaux, which is annually solemnised in the avenue, accompanied with as much of squibbery and crackery as our boys can beg or borrow -- not to say steal.”

  Our Village

• “Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal The Vaux is a four-building complex.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Water Worries Vex Residents of Vaux

• “I am very doubtful indeed about "Vaux," and have kept it out of the number in consequence.”

  The Letters of Charles Dickens Vol. 2 (of 3), 1857-1870

• “Landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux of Central Park fame designed the diamond-shaped green space in 1866.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Ditmas Park Keeps Getting Rediscovered

• “Vaux largely shunned the public spotlight, and records show that this difference in character was even a point of friction between the two men.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Vaux Helped Olmsted Get Started

• “Calvert Vaux, an architect by training, had acquired his knowledge of landscape design from his former partner, Andrew Jackson Downing, the man who is rightly considered "the father of American landscape design.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Vaux Helped Olmsted Get Started

• “In fact, Mr. Lewis fails to mention that Vaux invited the inexperienced Olmsted, a man with progressive ideas who had never designed a landscape, to work with him on creating the plan.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Vaux Helped Olmsted Get Started

• “The unfortunate result has been the relegation of Calvert Vaux to the shadows, at best, behind Frederick Law Olmsted in the view of too many New Yorkers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Vaux Helped Olmsted Get Started

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