Slide Title
Preview
Date
6-1970
Description
The entrance to one of Radburn’s walkways is shown in this 1970 photograph. The use of walkway’s separates pedestrian traffic from motorized traffic, and has had energy saving consequences, encouraging residents to walk for local travel rather than drive. The walkways are derivative of the Garden Cities, which Radburn, and similar communities, were heavily influenced by.
Rights
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Creator 1 Role
Photographer
Creator 2 Dates
1882-1975
Creator 2 Role
Urban Planner
Creator 3 Dates
1878-1936
Creator 3 Role
Urban Planner
Creator 4 Dates
1891-1954
Creator 4 Role
Landscape Architect
Subject Headings
Cities and towns -- Community -- New Jersey -- Fair Lawn -- Radburn;
Country Name
United States of America
Region Name
New Jersey
City Name
Fair Lawn
Recommended Citation
Smolski, Chet; Stein, Clarence; Wright, Henry; and Cautley, Majorie Sewell, "Radburn: Walkway Entrance" (1970). Browse All. 507.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/smolski_images/507
Keywords
planned community, unincorporated areas, Radburn, New Jersey, neighborhoods
Notes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radburn,_New_Jersey#Radburn_as_a_model
http://www.radburn.org/