Publisher's Synopsis
This public hearing held in 1976 by the Boston Redevelopment Authority serves as a historical document outlining the expansion of the Charlestown Urban Renewal Plan. Including the perspectives of local officials as well as community members, this hearing provides insight into the political and social dynamics of urban development in Boston. A fascinating read for anyone interested in the history of urban planning and community development.
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