The principles of civic art applied to rural conditions including village improvement and the betterment of the open country. Big issues are stirring in the rural districts of America. The farming communities, and the small towns dependent on them, have reached a stage of genuine and confident prosperity. It is no longer a question with them whether they can live through the winter and pay the interest on the mortgage. The main problem is not now how to make more money, but how to live more comfortably. This small volume covers many topics including roadworks, architecture, horticulture, the use of public spaces, and civic duties aimed for the inhabitants of small towns. - Summary by leon harvey
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
Preface
04:55 - Chapter 2
Definitions and Principals
19:47 - Chapter 3
Means of Access
10:11 - Chapter 4
Roads and Streets
22:48 - Chapter 5
Roadside Trees
23:59 - Chapter 6
Civic Centers
14:07 - Chapter 7
Public Grounds
15:39 - Chapter 8
The Village Home Garden
15:16 - Chapter 9
Farm Planning
15:56 - Chapter 10
Community Planning
15:07 - Chapter 11
Rural Architecture
20:56 - Chapter 12
Incidental Problems
16:14 - Chapter 13
Improvement Programs
20:35 - Chapter 14
Organization And Management
15:16