John Horton fonds. 1961-2000.

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John Horton fonds. 1961-2000.

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The fonds consists of publications, reports, plans and other material pertaining planning and development, produces and accumulated by John Horton. It is arranged in the following series: Niagara Escarpment Commission; Waterfront Regeneration Trust; The Office for the Greater Toronto Area; California State Coastal Conservancy; California Coastal Commission; San Francisco Bay Area; New York State Adirondack Park Commission; Hudson River Valley Greenway; Vermont planning and development; New Jersey Pinelands.

2.72 m of textual records.

Laurier Library, Wilfrid Laurier University Library

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Laurier Library, Wilfrid Laurier University Library

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National Wetlands Policy Forum (U.S.)

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California State Coastal Conservancy

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Ontario. Waterfront Regeneration Trust

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California Coastal Commission

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