The Lake Forest Preservation Foundation celebrated the holidays on December 8 with members and friends at the Ralph H. Poole Estate in Lake Bluff, designed by David Adler and Henry Dangler in 1913. Guests viewed the beautiful work of the home’s renowned architects, the grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., the owner’s collection of classic and eclectic art, and magnificent holiday decor as they enjoyed wine, a curated David Adler specialty cocktail and a gorgeous array of hors d’eouvres. As every year, the holiday party was filled to capacity. Become a member today! See the history of the home here.

The Art of Fine Gardening: Craig Bergmann Landscape Design
Craig Bergmann and Russell Buvala presented The Art of Fine Gardening, showcasing four decades of landscape design that unites architecture and horticulture. Featuring twenty North Shore gardens—including the historic Gardens at 900—the book blends stunning photography, personal stories, and practical guidance for gardeners and design enthusiasts alike.

