Columbia (MD) (Images of America)

Barbara Kellner

ISBN 10: 0738517925 ISBN 13: 9780738517926
Edité par Arcadia Publishing (edition Illustrated), 2005
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Columbia is a planned community that has influenced suburban development since its creation in the mid-1960s. This city of 100,000 grew out of rural farmland, patterned by the best thinkers of its time, including visionary developer James Rouse and a team of consultants such as sociologist Herbert Gans and transportation planner Alan Voorhees. World-famous architect Frank Gehry designed key buildings. Oakland Manor, featuring a barn that is a historical landmark, is one example of the structures preserved to give roots to the new town. Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Michael Chabon grew up in Columbia and has said it altered the course of his life, making him into the writer he is today.

À propos de l'auteur: The story of Columbia is one of visionary people, and Barbara Kellner, manager of the Columbia Archives, tells that story with love for the community and for those who developed it.

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Titre : Columbia (MD) (Images of America)
Éditeur : Arcadia Publishing (edition Illustrated)
Date d'édition : 2005
Reliure : Paperback
Etat : Very Good
Edition : Illustrated.

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