Contextual understanding of vacant land : a Buffalo, NY case study, 2022
Evaine K. Sing
contextual understanding of vacant land : a Buffalo, NY case study
Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority Report, Part I, 1935
Part I is a letter and a report entitled Request for Slum Elimination and Low Cost Housing in Buffalo, New York, 1935. Part II is an oversized bound volume of color maps based on the 1930 federal census, depicting various demographic, economic, and social characteristics of Buffalo's census tracts. Selected maps from Part II are online at NYHeritage.org.
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