City 250: some articles

Good-Bye to the Horse: The Transition from Horse-Related to Automobile-Related Businesses in an Urban Landscape

Fredericksburg: The Ecological Foundations of Urban History

New Perspectives on American Urban History

Papademetriou, Peter C.

Aspects of a New Urban Vernacular

Harvard Architectural Review 1 (1980): 122-135.
Robinson, Philip.

Urban Vernacular Housing in Newtownards, County Down

The Sanitary City: Urban Infrastructure in America from Colonial Times to the Present.

The Urban Physical Environment and the Historian: Prospects for Research, Teaching and Public Policy

Downtown Survey: The Discovery of Sixteenth- Century St. Augustine in an Urban Area

Urban Housing: A Documentary Study of Four Midland Towns, 1530-1700

Hampden-Woodbury: The Mill Village in an Urban Setting

A Philadelphia Squatter's Shack: Urban Pioneering

The Apartment House in Urban America

Rural Response to Urban Penetration: Baltimore and St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1790-1840.

Whither the Urban History Exhibit? The Peale Museum's `Rowhouse'

Beyond the Tenement: Patterns of American Urban Housing, 1870-1930

Street Grids as Frameworks for Urban Variety

`The Spaces in Which We Live': The Role of Folkloristics in the Urban Design Process

Demopiety: Speculations on Urban Beauty, Western Scenery, and the Discovery of the American Cityscape

In Visioning the City: Urban History Techniques Through Historical Photographs

Urban Archaeology at the Paul Revere House

Urban Structure Atlanta

North Carolina's Early Twentieth-Century Suburbs and the Urbanizing South

Jackson, J.B.

Urban Circumstances

Design Quarterly No. 128 ( ).
Borsay, Peter.

All the Town's a Stage': Urban Ritual and Ceremony, 1660-1800

Re-Reading Suburban America: Urban Population Deconcentration, 1810-1980

American Quarterly 37, No. 3 (Bibliography 1985): 368-381.
Melvin, Patricia Mooney.

Changing Contexts: Neighborhood Definition and Urban Organization

Aesthetic Ideology and Urban Design

New Life for an Old Subject: Investigating the Structure of Urban Rule

Trouble on the Chain Gang: City Surveying, Maps, and the Absence of Urban Planning in Baltimore, 1730-1823; With a Checklist of Maps of the Period

Urban History in a Regional Context: River Towns on the Upper Mississippi, 1840-1860

Meaning and Means in Urban Design: A Case Study in American Urbanism, South LaSalle Street, Chicago

`Sore Decay' and `Fair Dwellings': Boston and Urban Decline in the Late Middle Ages

Tenements: A Pre-Industrial Urban Tradition

Acculturation in an Urban Setting: The Archaeology of a Black Philadelphia Cemetery

The Classical Ideal: Cultural and Urban Form in Eighteenth-Century Britain and America

Beyond the Tenement: Patterns of American Urban Housing, 1870-1930

Urban Farmsteads: Household Responsibilities in the City

The Other Side of the Tracks: Perceptions of an Urban Space

Subsidiary Centers in the Southeastern United States: The Role of Urban Hierarchy

Some Comments on the Changing Urban Pattern of American Cities

Luxury and Control: The urbanity of Street Lighting in the Nineteenth Century

The Urban Geography of Commercial Sex: Prostitution in New York, 1790-1860

The City and the Telegraph: Urban Telecommunication in the Pre-Telephone Era

The `Rural' Cemetery Movement: Urban Travail and the Appeal of Nature

Urban History in the 1980s

Methods of Urban History

A Firm Archaeological Base for Urban History?

Generic Buildings and Cultural Landscapes as Sources of Urban History

From Urban Structure to Urban Landscape

Urbanization, Industrialization, and the Social Creation of a Space economy: A Reconstruction of the Historical Development of Lowell and Lawrence, Massachusetts

Baroque Cities in the Wilderness: Archaeology and Urban Development in the Colonial Chesapeake

Patterns of Development in the Late-Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century American Seaport: A Suggested Model for Recognizing Increasing Commercialization and Urbanization

Definitions of Site Formation Processes in Urban Contexts

Urbanization and the Progressive Farmhouse Ideal in the Northeast, 1855-1885

Spatial Aspects of Urbanization

Urbanization and Social Change in Historical Archeology

Urban Adaptation in Charleston, South Carolina, 1730-1820

Urban Ideals and the Design of Railroad Stations

New Directions in American Urban History

Black Urban Development--Another View: Seattle's Central District, 1910-1940

Rethinking American Urban History: New Directions for the Posturban Era

European Models & American Realities: A Perspective on Urban Design

The Changing Form and Function of Urban Mansion Districts: The Example of Rochester, New York

New Orleans's Congo Square: An Urban Setting for Early Afro-American Culture Formation

Public Housing, Isolation, and the Urban Underclass: Philadelphia's Richard Allen Homes, 1941-1965

The Restless Urban Landscape: Economic and Sociocultural Change and the Transformation of Metropolitan Washington, D.C

Monuments to Their Skill: Urbana- Champaign Carpenters, Contractors, and Builders, 1850-1900

Lighting the Night: Technology, Urban Life and the Evolution of Street Lighting

Controlling Urban Form: The Development of Boston's Back Bay

The Pre-Hispanic Grid System: The Urban Shape of Conquest and Territorial Organization

Urbanization in the Colonial South: Charleston, South Carolina, as a Case Study

A Scant Urbanity: Jamestown in the 17th Century

San Diego, the U.S. Navy, and Urban Development: West Coast City Building, 1912-1929

The Challenge of Political Change: Urban History in the 1990s.

`Publick Service' versus `Mans Properties': Dock Creek and the Origins of Urban Technology in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia

Chicago's Waste Lands: Refuse Disposal and Urban Growth, 1840-1990

Weaving the Urban Fabric: Nineteenth-Century Patterns of Residential Real Estate Development in Outer Boston

The Urbanization of Toledo's Suburbs.

Homebuilding and Industrial Decentralization in Los Angeles: The Roots of the Post-World War II Urban Region.

World War II and Urban California: City Planning and the Transformation Hypothesis.

Review Essay--Who Built the Built Environment? Artifacts, Politics, and Urban Technology.

Rus in Urbe': The Spatial Evolution of Urban Parks in the United States, 1850-1920.

Prologue to Urban Renewal: The Problem of Downtown Lancaster, 1945-1960.

Social Conflict and Urban Rebuilding: The Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Brick Act of 1814.

Women, Real Estate, and Urban Growth: A Case Study of Two Generations of Women Property Owners in Redlands, California, 1880-1940.

California History 76, No. 1 (Spring, 1997): 24-43.
Reinberger, Mark.

Oglethorpe's Plan of Savannah: Urban Design, Speculative Freemasonry, and Enlightened Charity.

The Urban Cemetery and the Urban Community: The Origin of the New Orleans Cemetery.

Without Recourse to Owners': The Architecture of Urban Slavery in the Antebellum South.

Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway, Washington DC: The Evolution of a Contested Urban Landscape.

The Plantation Tradition in an Urban Setting: The Case of the Aiken-Rhett House in Charleston, South Carolina.

Urban Castles: Tenement Housing and Landlord Activism in New York City, 1890-1943.

Entrepreneurs and Place: The Rise and Decline of Urban Communities in Central New York, 1848-1900.

A Trans-Atlantic Merchant's House in Charleston: Archaeological Exploration of Refinement and Subsistence in an Urban Setting.

Writing Landscapes of Class, Power, and Racial Division: The Problem of (Sub)Urban Space and Place in Postwar America.

Understanding Late Nineteenth-Century American Cities

The Personality of Cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia

Some Comments on the Changing Urban Pattern of American Cities

The Social Evolution of Preindustrial American Cities, 1700-1820: Reflections and New Directions

Dialectics of Literary Cities

Reading the Skyline of American Cities

Entail in Two Cities: A Comparative Study of Long Term Leases in Birmingham, England and Baltimore, Maryland 1700-1900

Gardening for Profit: Supplying America's Cities with Vegetables Prior to 1900

Town Plans and Everyday Material Culture: An Archaeology of Social Relations in Colonial Maryland's Capital Cities

Terminologies and Types: Making Sense of Some Types of Dwellings and Cities

Ideology and the Structure of American and European Cities

Sinning Without Consequences and Other American Dreams: Southern Theme Parks, Restaurants, and Vacation Cities.

Noisome, Noxious, and Offensive Vapors, Fumes and Stenches in American Towns and Cities, 1840-1865.

Of Planting and Planning: The Making of British Colonial Cities.

Feeding the Cities: Public Markets and Municipal Reform in the Progressive Era.

Building a Better Jungle: Anti-Urban Sentiment, Public Works, and Political Reform in American Cities, 1880-1930.

The Space Problem in Early United States Cities.

Fact and Fiction Regarding Prostitution in Mid-Nineteenth Century American Cities.

Re-Walking the `Walking City:' Housing and Property Relations in New York City, 1780-1840

Spatial Patterns of Residential Segregation in a Southern City

The Impact of the City on Home Ownership: A Comparison of Immigrants and Native Whites at the Turn of the Century

Everyday Life in Suburbia: A Review of Changing Social and Economic Forces that Shape Daily Life within the Outer City

Whose City? Public and Private Places in Nineteenth-Century Chicago--I

Whose City? Public and Private Places in Nineteenth-Century Chicago--II

Architecture and the Geography of the American City

House and Home in the Victorian City: Working Class Housing, 1850-1914.

In Visioning the City: Urban History Techniques Through Historical Photographs

Apartment Houses and Bungalows: Building the Flat City

The Vernacular City

City as Museum: Building as Artifact

Black Housing Patterns in Baltimore City, 1885-1953

The Sociology of Architecture in Colonial Charleston: Pattern and Process in an Eighteenth-Century Southern City

Trouble on the Chain Gang: City Surveying, Maps, and the Absence of Urban Planning in Baltimore, 1730-1823; With a Checklist of Maps of the Period

Impermanent Architecture in the City: Examples from Nineteenth-Century New England [Abstract]

On Slavery's Fringe: City-Building and Black Community Development in Cincinnati, 1800-1850

The City Transformed: Nature, Technology and the Suburban Ideal, 1877-1917

New York and the Origins of the Skyline: The Visual City as Text

The Separation of Home and Workplace in Early Nineteenth-Century New York City

Suburbanization of Center City

Shaping the Commercial City: Retail Districts on Nineteenth-Century New York and Boston

Tracking the Speculators: Greenleaf and Nicholoson in the Federal City

African-Virginians and the Vernacular Building Tradition in Richmond City, 1790-1860

The Evolution of Public Space in New York City: The Commercial Showcase of America

Los Angeles and the Anti-Tradition of the Suburban City

The Americanization of the City

Spatial and Social Proximity in Early New York City

The City as Material Culture

The End Justified the Means: Boarding and Rooming in a City of Homes, 1890-1951

Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910.

Walking the Queer City

Before the Instant City: San Francisco's Colonial Origins Reconsidered

Three Victorian Women View the City.

Introduction: Cities, Texts and Paradigms. Re-Presenting the City: Ethnicity, Capital and Culture in the Twenty-First Century Metropolis.

Anthony D. King, ed. Houndmills, Basingstroke: Macmillan Press, Ltd, 1996.

Pp. 1-20.

City Building in the Sunshine State: The Urbanization of Florida

Return to the Future: Puerto Rican Vernacular Architecture in New York City

Small Property Holders and the Great Strike of 1877: Railroads, City Streets, and the Middle Classes.

The International City Hypothesis: An Approach to the Recent History of U.S. Cities.

What is 'Diversity'?: The Lessons of the Nineteenth-Century City.

The Ideal City--The Invention of Suburbia.

The Sanitary City: Urban Infrastructure in America from Colonial Times to the Present.

Public Housing for the City as a Whole: The Texas Experience, 1934-1955.

Selling the Lower East Side: Culture, Real Estate, and Resistance in New York City.

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2000.

[Beverly Hills, Calif.] Sage Publications

"Urban History in Regional Context: River Towns on the Upper Mississippi, 1840-1860" J Amer History 72 (1985): 318-339.

"The Urbanization of Dixie" from New Men, New Cities, New South: Atlanta, Nashville, Charleston, Mobile, 1860-1910, * 1-21.

"The Formation of Urban Tenancy," in Manhattan for Rent 1785-1850, * pp. 44-71.

"Bounding the Land" in Changes in the Land; Indians, Colonists and the Ecology of New England, pp. 54-81.

David Gerber, The Making of an American Pluralism; Buffalo New York 1825-1860,

"A Place of Immense Resort: From Frontier Village to Continental Entrepot" pp. 3-21.

"Commerce and Class Formation " pp. 43-62.

"The Land Takes Shape: The Process of Settlement" in River Towns in the Great West; The Structure of Provincial Urbanization in the American Midwest 1820-1870, * pp. 16-54.

"Metropolis and Region: A Framework for Enquiry Into Western Pennsylvania" in Samuel Hays, ed., City at the Point; Essays on the Social History of Pittsburgh,* pp. 181-211.

"The Stages of Urban Growth and the Emergence of a Merchant Class 1684-1774" in In Pursuit of Profit, The Annapolis Merchants in the Era of the American Revolution, * pp.5-34.

"The Environment of Private Opportunity" in The Private City, Philadelphia in Three Stages of Its Growth, * pp. 3-21.

"Savannah: The City in the Country" pp. 136-166.

"Framing American cities"

"Housing the Poor in the City of Homes: Philadelphia at the Turn of the Century,"

in Allen F. Davis and Mark H. Haller, eds., The Peoples of Philadelphia (Philadelphia, 1973), 1975-200.
unlocated:

Arthur M. Schlesinger, "The City in American History"

Eric Monkkonen, "The Premodern Heritage" in xxxx

Gary Nash, "The Web of Seaport Life," in xxxx

William Issel and Robert W. Cherny, "Commercial Village to Coast Metropolis," in xxxx

Timothy Gilfoyle, "The Urban Geography of Commercial Sex: Prostitution in New York City, 1790-1860," in xxxx