Stella Trafford, seen in her garden, helped sidetrack a plan to erect 600-foot buildings near the Public Garden.
(Janet Knott/ Globe Staff/ File 2001)
STELLA TRAFFORD | 1912-2009
City loses tireless guardian of its most treasured spaces
Stella Trafford, seen in her garden, helped sidetrack a plan to erect 600-foot buildings near the Public Garden.
(Janet Knott/ Globe Staff/ File 2001)
With equal parts grit, smarts, and Southern grace, Stella Trafford led the way to preserve and restore some of midtown Boston's most treasured oases. (Full article: 1108 words)
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