"One look means a lot", the development of Charleston's early twentieth-century suburbs, 1915-1935, by Debra Lynn Rhoad
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"One look means a lot", the development of Charleston's early twentieth-century suburbs, 1915-1935, by Debra Lynn Rhoad
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references
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Thesis (M.A.)--University of Charleston and The Citadel, 1995.
Main title
"One look means a lot"
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34346015
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by Debra Lynn Rhoad
Sub title
the development of Charleston's early twentieth-century suburbs, 1915-1935
Summary
"Two suburbs will be used as case studies: Hampton Park Terrace, located on the peninsula just north of the downtown core area; and Riverland Terrace, located west of the Ashley River on James Island. The study has a dual purpose: first, to investigate the physical and social development of the two suburbs, and second, to examine the personal and commercial influences on their development."--Introd
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- The context -- The city -- The role of the developers -- The role of transportation -- The sububs -- Conclusion
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Development of Charleston's early twentieth-century suburbs, 1915-1935
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- Suburbs -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History -- 20th century
- Charleston (S.C.) -- Buildings, structures, etc
- Hampton Park Terrace (Charleston, S.C.)
- City planning -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History -- 20th century
- Charleston Suburban Area (S.C.) -- History
- Riverland Terrace (James Island, S.C.)
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- Suburbs -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History -- 20th century
- Charleston (S.C.) -- Buildings, structures, etc
- Hampton Park Terrace (Charleston, S.C.)
- City planning -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History -- 20th century
- Charleston Suburban Area (S.C.) -- History
- Riverland Terrace (James Island, S.C.)
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