Trends in the designation of national historic districts in New York State

Posted on:2006-06-27

Degree:M.U.P

Type:Thesis

University:State University of New York at Buffalo

Candidate:Chong, Woon Kuan

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GTID:2452390005994653

Subject:Urban and Regional Planning

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This thesis studies the trends of National Historic District designations in New York State, by examining the significance of the districts, assessing how these districts were selected and seeking to understand from 1966 until 1998 the significant factors in observed changes. The data in this study is based on the designated districts listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

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New york state, National, Historic, Districts

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