
It's sad to think that no city council since the 1920's would authorized a delightfully eccentric public expenditure.
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Want to see eccentric? Look at the street layout for Riverside on Google Maps. Olmstead and Vaux must have been hop-heads.
They were just ahead of their times. After Levittown Long Island, no major suburb was laid out on a grid pattern, it made the repetition of the house designs too obvious.
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