FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS FORT WORTH 1928 - 1932. A ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY CARRIED OUT IN FIVE YEARS [wrapper title]

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48pp. Illustrations. Quarto. Original printed textured wrappers, stapled. Some paper remnants on rear wrapper, minor soiling. Very good. A scarce promotional report touting the completion of a massive civic improvement project in Fort Worth, Texas during the Great Depression. The report is profusely illustrated with photographs featuring dozens of houses, commercial buildings, public buildings, roads, bridges, promotional billboards, dams, and much more. The work was issued as "a final report on the five- year work program of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and a pictorial record of the growth and development of Fort Worth in the last five years, December 31, 1932." A scarce Texas city planning report, with eleven copies recorded over four records in OCLC. OCLC 9797332, 80446142, 441193126, 1004678445. N° de ref. del artículo WRCAM56875

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