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A City Plan for Dallas

George Edward Kessler

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A city plan for the city of Dallas prepared by George E. Kessler, landscape architect of St. Louis and Kansas City. Includes planning details for levees, transportation, civic buildings, parks and playgrounds, and other city improvements.

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A city plan for the city of Dallas prepared by George E. Kessler, landscape architect of St. Louis and Kansas City. Includes planning details for levees, transportation, civic buildings, parks and playgrounds, and other city improvements.

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A city plan for the city of Dallas prepared by George E. Kessler, landscape architect of St. Louis and Kansas City. Includes planning details for levees, transportation, civic buildings, parks and playgrounds, and other city improvements.

Key concepts: Downtown, Plan (archaeology), Center (category theory), Transport engineering, Civil engineering, Geography, Engineering, Archaeology

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