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| Accession# |
2002.0001 |
| Call# |
977.1 CHA |
| Catalog date |
01/08/2002 |
| Classification |
Architecture |
| Collection |
Library |
| Author |
Chapman, Edmund H. |
| Publish date |
1964 |
| Summary |
Subtitle: A case study of problems of urban development in nineteenth-century America. From the author, Edmund H. Chapman, in his introduction: "This study is concerned with the development of a characteristic American town in the first three-quarters of the 19th century. Two related things are involved: the design of the town as a whole; the terrain upon which it was laid; the tradition which directed the plan; and the many forces which shaped its growth. Secondly, there are the buildings which arose upon this plan: the skills and materials which shaped them; the styles from which they derived; and the many components of the culture which changed their character as the town prospered and developed. |
| Year Range from |
1964 |
| Home Location |
6138 Riverview Road Suite F |
| Language |
English |
| LCNO |
64-24777 |
| Notes |
Inscribed "Robert L. Hunker 1964" |
| Object ID |
2002.0001.001 |
| Object Name |
Book |
| People |
Cleaveland, Moses |
| Phys Desc |
Hardcover; 166 pages |
| Publisher |
The Western Reserve Historical Society and The Press of Western Reserve University |
| Recfrom |
Hunker Associates, Inc. |
| Search Terms |
Cleveland Urban Planning |
| Subjects |
Architecture City Planning Cities & towns History Urban growth |
| Title |
Cleveland: Village to Metropolis |
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