What Are Streets For Newsletter
Jon BoydUrban theory and urban history, including original archival research on nineteenth-century Houston
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The Table d'Hote and Domestic Sociability
Image 1. Juan Pablo Salinas an Adolf Closs, “Hochzeitsmahl,” Postcard, 1895. Image source: New York Public Library, Digital Collections.
Table d’hôte, in literal French, means “table of the host.” In practical terms, it referred to the ol...
Differing Historical Perspectives on the Walking City
Image 1. Casimir Goerck, surveyor, “Plan of the City of New York,” 1803. Image source: New York Public Library Digital Collections.
Sam Bass Warner, Jr invoked the notion of the “walking city” in Streetcar Suburbs. For Warner, the footpri...
Houston Streetcars (Notes)
Baron and Fuglaar
These include aspirational readings that are not distinguishable on this list from titles that have read and not yet recorded notes. Since these notes may contain errors, please vet them before using them.
Boardinghouse Retrospective
Image 1. French & Sawyer, “Harris & Co.’s new boarding house,” c1860s. Image source: Library of Congress, Digital Archives.
Much of the boardinghouse research presented on What Are Streets For is the fruit of the manuscript, Lodging in Ho...
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