Brownell, Blaine, Spatial dimension in urban history

Spatial dimension in urban history

Description: Introduction by Jeff Hall, Dean of the College of Architecture and Planning.; Includes question and answer period.; Lecture presented as part of the Guest Lecture Series at Ball State Universitys College of Architecture and Planning.
Blaine Brownell was the President of Ball State University at the time.; Lecture takes place during Inaugural Week.
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Origin: 2000-11-29
Created By: Brownell, Blaine A.
Contributor(s): Hall, Jeffrey L.
Source: http://dmr.bsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/CAPLectures/id/274
Collection: CAP Guest Lecture Series
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Geography: Muncie
Delaware County
Indiana
United States
North and Central America
Subjects: Ideology--United States--History--20th century
Urbanization--United States
United States--History--20th Century
Metropolitan areas--United States
Cities and towns--Southern States
Cities and towns--History
Research methods

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