In 1992, while living in Connecticut, I documented the landscape of the evolution of agrarian New England to the once self-contained mill/factory town. This morning, it was time to use some of the footage in today’s context and ask some questions.
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RT @crwolfelaw: myurbanist revisited: the return of compact communities: the lost world of the future? http://is.gd/huGSp #urbanism #cit …