General statistics of cities: 1916, including statistics of parks, playgrounds, museums and art galleries, zoological collections, music and entertainments, swimming pools and bathing beaches, and other features of the recreation service (1917)
United States. Bureau of the Census, Grogan, Starke McLaughlin, 1880-, Hirsch, Arthur J, Carruthers, Lemuel A, Rolle, August H.O, Hole, Morris J · Washington, Govt. print. off. · leaf 18
edeemed to have a park system is so difficult of deter-mination, that any attempt to classify cities as withand without park systems could not yield resultsthat would be generally accepted. The Bureau ofthe Census, therefore, makes no attempt to hmitthe use of the term to any particular degree of… … itlTtlLOCAL XJf)OLi LOCAL saoworrBABe r/rvejTionyofor *T}lLCTlC c£taejmoNi UKAL or MOAL-iOlKe. City park systems.—With but few exceptions Ameri-can cities have not been built according to any generalor comprehensive plan. Their growth has as a rule beenalong the hnes of easiest communication and…
Cities and towns · Amusements
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