The Power Broker remains a crucial text for understanding urban history and politics, still widely read and discussed 50 years after its publication. [ more ]
On This Day in 1899, a Car Fatally Struck a Pedestrian for the First Time in American History
The history of pedestrian fatalities in the U.S. began with Henry Hale Bliss, highlighting an ongoing conflict between pedestrians and drivers in urban settings. [ more ]
Virginia Park reflects a rich historical transformation from poor housing to a simple urban park, representing London’s past and urban redevelopment efforts. [ more ]
The Museum Of London Has Officially Announced Its New Name (And Logo)
The Museum of London has officially changed its name to the London Museum and is relocating to Smithfield Market, with a vast urban history collection. [ more ]