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• 2013Central Park against the streets: the enclosure of public space cultures in mid-nineteenth century New York17 cited
• 1997Country Clutter: Visual Pollution and the Rural Roadscape12 cited
• 2010Planning Ideology and Geographic Thought in the Early Twentieth Century: Charles Whitnall’s Progressive Era Park Designs for Socialist Milwaukee9 cited
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