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Image 1. “View of the City of San Francisco, California,” in Gleason’s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, 5 July 1851, p. 9. Image source: Internet Archive.
I don’t recall the origin of the comment, but Addison Del Mastro raised the questio...
Image 1. Like the sign featured in this photo, "Allen’s Landing” is a relatively recent invention. Photo by author.
Montrose Boulevard
Grant Street
Bagby Street
Preston Avenue, 1837-1869
San Felipe Road, 182...
Catherine Cocks
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Home Delivery as Convenience
Thanks to Samuel Hooper and The Urban Current for raising the issue of home delivery.
“America Killed Walkability. Amazon Filled the Gap,” argues that transportation and land use policies after World War II cr...
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