| Jan. 26: |
Overview: read all 58 pages of Floyd M. Shumway & Richard Hegel, New Haven: A Topographical History; skim Class Materials pp. 1-26 (basic materials) |
| Feb. 2: |
Colonial New Haven: 27-81 |
| Feb. 9: |
Nineteenth-Century New Haven: 82-132 |
| Feb. 16: |
Twentieth-Century New Haven: 133 -194
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| Feb. 23: |
The Law of Streets: 195-248 |
| Mar. 2: |
The Subdivision of Land into Lots: 249-287 |
| Mar. 9: |
Yale University, the Great Land Assembler: 288-339 |
| Mar. 23: |
Controlling Substandard Land Uses: Of Nuisances and Zoning Ordinances:340-410 |
| Mar. 30: |
Fostering Public Goods: Of Parks and Civic Improvements: 411-464 |
| Apr. 6: |
Transportation Firms, Public Utilities, and City Enterprises: 465-530 |
| Apr. 13: |
Housing: 531-616 |
| Apr. 20: |
Downtown Renewal: 617-689 |
| Apr. 27: |
Neighborhood Renewal: 690-753 |
| May 4: |
Economic and Social Life: 754-801 |
