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 39
inguishes tliis part of our city. On the other hand, itwould be difficult to find a more substantial type of urbanresidence development than in the so-called CabanneAddition, where pleasant homes abound on wide, oc-casionally winding streets with comparatively small tree-lined roadways. The… … Illustration No. 2.—Looking east.from Broadway on Olive street one sees the nar-row streets first laid out In St. Louis. These streets have a width of about thirty feetwhich jrreatly restricts all that portion of the city between Fourth street and the Missis-sippi River. CITY PLAN COMMISSION width…
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