Radburn: The Town for the Motor Age
Stephen Taylor, Rick Hampson, Lindy WashburnDiscover the lost history and stories of this National Historic Landmark that changed the world.
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1938: Radburn Riding Academy's annus horribilis
There is a scene (above) from The City, a documentary made for the 1939 New York World’s Fair, in which riders on horseback canter through Radburn’s R Park. At first we assumed this was an anachronism, staged for the film. Clarence Stein an...
After the storm, a case for shade trees
B Park’s “trophy” European Beech (right) in winter. It was critically damaged by a storm July 4
Just a few weeks ago epic winds pushed trees and limbs onto houses, cars and utility lines in Radburn and across North Jersey. So this might se...
An old vista returns ... for a while
An architectural conversation between two of Radburn’s signature buildings has been revived for the first time in three quarters of a century.
When they were built in the late 1920s, the brick Georgian-colonial Radburn Plaza Building and t...
Where's the 1979 Radburn time capsule?
A young daredevil atop a jungle gym (circa 1930) in the town billed as “Safe for Children’’
Radburn’s fourth official Family Day, in 1979, celebrated the community’s 50th anniversary with two special events: the release of hundreds of ball...
'Go play in the street!'
One of the most famous unintended consequences of the Radburn Plan is some children’s insistence on playing in the cul-de-sacs, which were designed to accommodate vehicles and exclude pedestrians – especially kids.
A key Radburn marketing...
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Researching and writing about the History of Radburn, the National Historic Landmark.
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