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Photo of Mid-Week Pictorial,1936,New Deal's Model Suburb,Greenbelt,Maryland

Title: Greenbelt, the New Deal's model suburb
Date Created/Published: 1936.
Summary: Four illustrations from Mid-Week Pictorial, May 23, 1936, three of them showing construction of houses, and one showing construction of the central sewage disposal plant, Greenbelt, Maryland.
Notes:
Use Microfilm LOT 12024, reel 21.
Subjects:
Housing developments--Maryland--Greenbelt--1930-1940.
Construction--Maryland--Greenbelt--1930-1940.
Halftone photomechanical prints--1930-1940.
Bookmark /98519126/
Description of Photograph
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