City planning progress in the United States, 1917 (1917)
American Institute of Architects. Committee on Town Planning, Ford, George B. (George Burdett), 1879-1930, Warner, Ralph F · Washington, D.C. : Journal of the American Institute of Architects · leaf 120
hfares linking up with the waterfrontand with the general city plan. Parks.—Newark is well known tor its aiimirable parks.Those controlled by the Kssex Park Commission includeBranch Brook and Weequahic, located within the citylimits. Plans were drawn by Olmsted Brothers, ot Brook-line, Mass. In… … Newark.—Diagonal Street, an Extension of Central .Avenue,the Most Needeii Improvement in the City Today; Exhaustively•Studied by the Plan Commission. Its construction will do more than anything else to relieve con-gestion, open a direct connection between important sections, andraise values in a…
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