Thesis Statement:
The Frederick Law Olmsted foundation should reserve the Teepee pavilion because it is an iconic structure in Louisville's history. It is a one of a kind piece of art for the community and is treasured by many who visit the park regularly.
The Frederick Law Olmsted foundation should reserve the Teepee pavilion because it is an iconic structure in Louisville's history. It is a one of a kind piece of art for the community and is treasured by many who visit the park regularly.
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