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AICP history info

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Ordinance of 1785   show
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Model Tenement   show
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Homestead Act   show
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New York Council of Hygiene of the Citizens Assocication   show
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1st major tenement housing law   show
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Beginning of land-use zoning in the U.S.   show
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Dumbell Tenements debut   show
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show Pullman, IL, by George Pullman  
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show 1890, Jacob Riis, motivated housing and neighborhood reform  
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show 1892, in a survey  
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World's Columbian Exposition   show
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show 1898, Ebenezer Howard, start of Garden City movement, Reissued in 1902 as "Garden Cities of Tomorrow"  
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First State court support of ordinance/act restricting heights of buildings   show
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show 1901. Legislative basis for the revision of city codes that oulawed tenements such as Dumbell tenements.  
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Lawrence Veiller   show
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show 1903, Letchworth. stimulus to new town movement in America (Greenbelt town, columbia, etc)  
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show 1903, developed for Cleveland, OH by Daniel H. Burnham  
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show 1906, Plan for San Francisco  
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show 1907, Pittsburgh  
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show 1907 Hartford, CT  
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First National conference on City Planning   show
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show 1909, LA create multitude of zone  
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First state enabling act   show
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Plan of Chicago   show
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Daniel Burnham   show
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show 1910, First American test of neighborhood idea  
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show 1913, First major American text book on planning, Flavel Shurtleff  
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show American Institute of Planners, 1917, 1st president was Frederick Law Olmstead Jr  
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American City Planning Institute   show
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