Bayou City Rails: Essay #31
The history of the streetcar in Houston (1868-1940) illustrates the importance of long-term urban planning and coordination of multiple forms of transportation for successful development of mass transit. This essay examines the consequence of many decisions made over decades, which resulted in the demise of the streetcar and the rise of the automobile.
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Historical Essay Series: Essay #18 - #31
A historical essay is published annually and serves as the Historical Society's academic periodical. Now, the Historical Society offers Essays #18-31 as a set.
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Oral History Interview Set
The Oral History Interviews give you firsthand glimpses of several major milestones in public works history. The interviewees come from all facets of public works and have made significant contributions to the profession.
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Water Fountains in the Cityscape: Essay #30
Fresh water—it’s a key element of life and holds great cultural significance, but it’s largely unseen. This full-color book brings water to the forefront by exploring selected cases of the variety of water fountains throughout the world that put water on display. An international array of 11 authors put a historical perspective on fountains by discussing some beautiful and unique fountains in terms their function, architecture, aesthetics, and social environment.
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