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Report of Charles Mulford Robinson for Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association (1910)

Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917, Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association · Fort Wayne, Ind., Press of Fort Wayne Printing Company · leaf 69

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parking—that is, putting grass between walk andcurb—the roadways can be narrowed as much as desired. Generally speaking, the citys residence streets are wellpaved and their pavements are kept fairly clean. The recentactivity in sidewalk building has given them good walks,though a mistake has been… … An interesting photograph of a street in Toronto, in which on one side the walk is gioen a strip of parking and on the other is next the curb. Though in the picture the perspective is misleading, the distance from lot line to curb is the same in eithei case. Which side of the street is handsomest ?…

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