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Sure, but the sweeping post-war changes to the urban/suburban landscape had already well taken place at that point. If this subway had been finished in the earl
by macNchz 11y ago
Sure, but the sweeping post-war changes to the urban/suburban landscape had already well taken place at that point. If this subway had been finished in the early 20s it would have had some time to affect the city's way of life before car ownership exploded.
- mcphage 11y agoThat's probably true. Instead, it disrupted what was already there, which is still not recovered. Part of the problem was the subway comes above ground downtown, which means that they completely tore up our Main st., and businesses left and never came back.