Source: Arthur S. Siegel / source record · Public domain — FSA/OWI
A neighborhood is partly a pattern of buildings and public space. House types, lot widths, corner stores, churches, schools, alleys, porches, garages, and commercial strips changed how daily life worked block by block.
Homes, storefronts, streets, and neighborhood buildings are dated and identified only as far as the historical record allows.
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