Section 2. Robert's Hollow Drive
There shall be laid out and constructed a road of easy and practicable grades, extending from the intersection of the northerly line of the park by Belmont Avenue on the westerly side of the River Schuylkill, to the head of Robert's Hollow, and thence along said hollow and the River Schuylkill to the foot of City Avenue, laid out with the ground contiguous thereto for ornamentation, of such width and so constructed as the Commissioners of Fairmount Park, appointed under authority of the act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth, may determine. And such road and its contiguous ground are hereby declared to be a part of the aforesaid park; and the said park commissioners are hereby authorized and required to ascertain, by a proper survey, the limits thereof, which survey they shall file in the Survey Department of the City of Philadelphia.
It shall also be the duty of said park commissioners to appropriate the shores of the Wissahickon Creek, on both sides of the same from its mouth to the Paul's Mill Road, and of such width as may embrace the road now passing along the same; and may also protect the purity of the water of said creek, and by passing along the crest of the heights which are on either side of said creek, may preserve the beauty of its scenery. The said park commissioners are hereby authorized and required to cause a proper survey to be made of said grounds upon the Wissahickon, and to file said survey in the Survey Department of the City of Philadelphia, and the grounds and creek hereby appropriated are declared to be a part of Fairmount Park. 1868, April 14, P.L. 1083, Sec. 2.