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 34
owth otthe latter town, as in the case ot Bridgeport, more than acentury later, was due to the manufacturing of arms andammunition, but the significant point of difference betweenBoulogne and Bridgeport is that the Connecticut cityintends to hold her gain by comprehensive city planningand is… … Bridgeiort.—Biriis-Eye View of Proposeii Civic Group, IikUuIiiil; .1 Siti_ tor the City Hall, Post Office, Iirc Hcaiiini.irtcrs,Library, and Other Buildings. The Library is the central feature in this view. Two of the intersecting streets are important downtown thoroughtares, which it isproposed to…
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