Clarence Arthur Perry lantern slides, [ca.1914-1937]

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Clarence Arthur Perry lantern slides, [ca.1914-1937]

Lantern slides used by Perry to accompany his lectures on city planning. Most depict scenes in and around New York City, and many depict Forest Hills Gardens. There are also slides of plans, charts, and narrative.

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Clarence Arthur, Perry 1872-1944.

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Clarence Arthur Perry, Cornell University Class of 1899, was employed by the Division of Recreation of the Russell Sage Foundation from 1909 to 1937, when that department closed. He lived in Forest Hills Gardens, a residential unit planned by the Sage Foundation. In January 1924 he devised his Neighborhood Unit theory defining a neighborhood as the area served by an elementary school and bounded by arterial roads; this theory was published in study number 7 of the Regional Plan of New York and I...

Russell Sage Foundation. Division of Recreation.

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Perry, Clarence Arthur, 1872-1944

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Regional Plan of New York and Its Environs

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