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 26
several small adjoining vil-lages. From this time on the population of St. Louisincreased rapidly. In 1850 the total population had in-creased to 77,860, and many street and sewer improve-ments had been made. In 1855 the city limits were ex-tended west and north as far as Grand avenue, the… … St s.| N 9 =d A? V ^ UM K g £b V cA od SIS ■:&! « » . ■*-» oH <D ^ w ►■ c = 52a. D^ xviii CITY PLAN COMMISSION Civil War caused a temporary halt in the citys increase,hut soon after the onward march was resumed and hassteadily continued to the present day. The city boun-daries were extended…
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