Problems of St. Louis, being a description, from the city planning standpoint, of past and present tendencies of growth, with general suggestions for impending issues and necessary future improvements. The City Plan Commission, St. Louis, Mo., Harland Bartholomew, engineer (1917)
Saint Louis (Mo.). City Plan Commission, Bartholomew, Harland, 1889- · St. Louis, Mo., Nixon-Jones Printing Co. · leaf 145
cting astation on the river front. St. Louis should adopt and follow a public buildinggroup plan. The opportunity is present, the expense willnot be unwarranted and the benefits derived will betangible as well as sentimental. Even aside from its op-portunities, its position as fourth in the list of… … Photoarapli kindly furnin/ied by Newark City Plan Commission Illustration No. 17.—^A combined standard for lights and wires would eliminate many of thenumerous poles on the streets of St. Louis. Compare this standard with those shown in Illustxa-tion No. 5. ■J^^EGABD for beauty must neither follow…
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