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Plan for New Haven

By: Olmsted, Frederick Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Texas Trinity University Press 2012Description: 141pISBN: 9781595341297Subject(s): Urban PlanningDDC classification: 711.4

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Preface: Plans of New Haven, by Vincent J. Scully p.vii, Introduction: The 1910 Civic Commission Report and the American City Planning Tradition, by Alan J. Plattus p.ix, Report of the New Haven Civic Improvement Commission p.1, Letter of 1lransmittal, from George Dudley Seymour p.3, List of Subscribers to the Fund for Securing This Report p.5, Letter of Introduction, from Cass Gilbert and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. p.7, Contents p.9, Present Conditions and Tendencies p.13, Kinds of Improvement Most Needed p.19, Specific Recommendations and Suggestions p.47, Appendix: Prefatory Notes, by George Dudley Seymour p.98, Appendix: Part I: Statistical Report on the City of New Haven p.99, Appendix: Part II: Mr. Olmsted's Report on Building Lines p.133, Afterword: The Fate of the 1910 Plan, by Douglas W. Rae p.139

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Preface: Plans of New Haven, by Vincent J. Scully p.vii, Introduction: The 1910 Civic Commission Report and the
American City Planning Tradition, by Alan J. Plattus p.ix, Report of the New Haven Civic Improvement Commission p.1, Letter of 1lransmittal, from George Dudley Seymour p.3, List of Subscribers to the Fund for Securing This Report p.5, Letter of Introduction, from Cass Gilbert and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. p.7, Contents p.9, Present Conditions and Tendencies p.13, Kinds of Improvement Most Needed p.19, Specific Recommendations and Suggestions p.47, Appendix: Prefatory Notes, by George Dudley Seymour p.98, Appendix: Part I: Statistical Report on the City of New Haven p.99, Appendix: Part II: Mr. Olmsted's Report on Building Lines p.133, Afterword: The Fate of the 1910 Plan, by Douglas W. Rae p.139

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