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| planner from SF. wrote "Making City Planning Work" & "Great Streets" |
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| 1868: Designed by Olmsted Sr. & Vaux. A garden suburb w/ parks & greenways that influenced 20th century suburban development |
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| Forest Hill Gardens, Long Island, NY |
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| 1911: designed by Olmsted Jr., influenced Clarence Perry's "neighborhood unit" concept. |
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| 1923: Designed by John Nolan & founded by Mary Emery: Suburb of Cincinnati & foreshadowed the New Urbanism movement. |
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| 1928: designed by Stein & Wright. Forerunner to FDR's new deal "greenbelt" towns. Inc. alleys behind houses, cul-de-sacs, etc. |
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| part of new deal "resettlement adminstration" & based on garden cities concept. a short lived program that created: Greenhills, OH, Geeendale, WI, & Greenbelt, MD. |
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| Began in Long Island (1947) & 1st post war (ww2) planned community. High density/fast built homes using assembly line style of home building. Coult build a home in less than a day. |
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| founded "Hull House" 1889 Chicago |
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