What of the city? America's greatest issue--city planning, what it is and how to go about it to achieve success (1919)
Moody, Walter Dwight, 1874-1920 · Chicago : A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 452
Chicago. Typical freight yards. Seventeen hundred switcliing engines alone are used in the freight and coach yards and forty thousand freight cars are daily handled, enough in a straight line to stretch from Chicago to Cincinnati. 5 . ■■■=!•=■ ri- liltn 5 ilijis I |ij§i 5J||| < t f , … Chicago. Central district showing how one-third of this intensivebusiness area is absorbed by railroad occupancy. Of fHE UNivERsiry or ilunoi.^ THE PLAN OF CHICAGO road lines and facilities under that control, great hard-ships were entailed upon the people in coal and foodstuffshortage and…
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