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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, encouraging residents to walk for local travel rather than drive. The walkways are derivative of England's Garden Cities, which Radburn, and similar communities, were heavily influenced by.

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Title
Walkway Entrance, Radburn, New Jersey
Creator
Smolski, Chester photographer 1926-2008 (Rhode Island College)
Stein, Clarence architect/planner 1882-1975
Wright, Henry architect/planner 1878-1936
Cautley, Marjorie Sewell landscape architect 1891-1954
Date
1970-06
Other Identifiers
Local: MSS-0041-B04-SB02-0689
Subject (Topic)
Radburn (N.J.)
Garden cities
Fair Lawn (N.J.)
Pedestrians
Keyword
planned community ; unincorporated areas ; Radburn ; New Jersey ; neighborhoods
Geographic Coverage
Radburn (N.J.)
Fair Lawn (N.J.)
Type
Image
Finding Aid
Finding Aid on RIAMCO to Chester E. Smolski photographic slides and publications
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