Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: References

VIII. References

Zipp, Samuel. (2012) . “The Roots and Routes of Urban Renewal”. Journal of Urban History, 39 (3) 366-391, DOI: 10.1177/0096144212467306

Byrne, J. Peter. (2012). “Historic Preservation and its Cultured Despisers: Reflections on the Contemporary Role of Preservation Law in Urban Development”. George Mason Law Review, Vol. 19:3, 665-688

Catsby, Leigh. (July/August 2001). “Historic Preservation goes Awry”. The American Enterprise, 40-43

31st United States Congress. (1949). “Housing Act of 1949”. Committee on Banking and Currency United States Senate, 3636-3643

Mitchell, Paul J. “Federal Housing Policy and Programs Past and Present”. 252-276

Glaeser, Edward L. (Spring 2010). “Preservation Follies”.
http://www.city-journal.org/2010/20_2_preservation-follies.html

Berg Phd, Rebecca. (March 2010). “Sustainability and urban Redevelopment: The St. Louis Case”. Journal of Environmental Health, Inside the Profession, Advancement of the Practice. 28-33

Collins, William J. and Shester, Katharine L. (2013). “Slum Clearance and Urban Renewal in the United States”. American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. 239-273

Eagle, Steven J. (2012). “Rethinking Urban Development”. George Mason Law Review, Vol. 19:3. 629-635

Alexandre, Michele, (2008). “Love Don’t Live Here Anymore”: Economic Incentives for a More Equitable Model of Urban Redevelopment”. Environmental Affairs, Vol. 55:1. 1-43

Rolston, Lorraine E. (Summer 2012). “A New Bronx Tale: Gateway Center and Modern Urban Redevelopment”. FOCUS on Geography, Volume 55, Number 2. 63-74


Selby, Douglass P. and Hunter, Claire. (August 2004). “Tax Increment Financing: How Public-Private Partnerships Are Financing Urban Redevelopment”. REAL ESTATE FINANCE. 3-7

Ryberg, Stephanie R. (2012). “Historic Preservation’s Urban Renewal Roots: Preservation and Planning in Midcentury Philadelphia”. Journal of Urban History 39 (2) 193-213, DOI: 10.1177/0096144212440177

Heintzelman, Martin D. and Altieri, Jason A. (September 6, 2011). “Historic Preservation: Preserving Value?”. J Real Estate Finan Econ 46:543–563, DOI 10.1007/s11146-011-9338-8

Ryberg-Webster, Stephanie and Kinahan, Kelly L. (2014). “Historic Preservation and Urban Revitalization in the Twenty-first Century”. Journal of Planning Literature. Vol. 29 (2) 119-139, DOI: 10.1177/0885412213510524

Coulson, N. Edward and Leichenko, Robin M. (July 2004). “Historic Preservation and Neighbourhood Change”. Urban Studies, Vol. 41, No. 8. 1587–1600

Rice, Robin D. “By What we have Destroyed: Historic Preservation and the Preservation of Individual Property Rights”. University of Louisville Law Review Vol. 52:153. 153-197

Phillips, Rhonda G. and Stein, Jay M. (March 29, 2011). “An Indicator Framework for Linking Historic Preservation and Community Economic Development”. Soc Indic Res.  113. 1–15, DOI 10.1007/s11205-011-9833-6

Ryberg-Webster, Stephanie. (Autumn 2013). “Preserving Downtown America”. Journal of the American Planning Association Vol. 79, No. 4. 266-279, DOI 10.1080/01944363.2014.903749

Box 4 of SC85 Architecture of Sioux City collection. File SC85 Historic Preservation. Various newspaper articles about historic preservation in Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

Box 4 of SC85 Architecture of Sioux City collection. File SC85 Historic Preservation Week. Various newspaper articles about historic preservation in Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC115, Box 1 or 1. Donald L. Lawrenson Papers Collection. File 2. Correspondence. 1947, 1975, Undated.  Various documents and letters to former Sioux City councilman and mayor Donald Lawrenson. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC115, Box 1 or 1. Donald L. Lawrenson Papers Collection. File 3. Correspondence. Jan. 1976 to June 1976.  Various documents and letters to former Sioux City councilman and mayor Donald Lawrenson. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC115, Box 1 or 1. Donald L. Lawrenson Papers Collection. File 5. Correspondence. Jan 6, 1977 to Aug 31 1977.  Various documents and letters to former Sioux City councilman and mayor Donald Lawrenson. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC118, Box #4. Siouxland Chamber of Commerce Collection. 2009.103. Sioux City Industrial Progress History. 2009.103.1813 to 2009.103.1817.  Various documents from the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce about how a city grows. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC274, Neighborhood and Streets.N - Z.  Documents about the Morningside neighborhood section of Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC274, Neighborhoods and Streets. N - Z.  Documents about the neighborhood along Nebraska Street in Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC274, Neighborhoods and Streets. N - Z.  Documents about an organization called The Neighborhood Network in Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC274, Neighborhoods and Streets. Urban Renewal A - Z.  Newspaper articles and documents about urban renewal projects in various sections of Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC274, Neighborhoods and Streets. Urban Renewal Multiple Neighborhoods.  Newspaper articles and documents about urban renewal projects in various sections of Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.
SC274, Neighborhoods and Streets. Rose Hill Addition.  Newspaper articles and documents about urban renewal and historic preservation projects in the Rose Hill section of Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC121, Clubs and Organizations. Mid-City East Urban Renewal. Newspaper articles and documents about urban renewal and historic preservation projects in the Mid-City East section of Sioux City, Iowa. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Box 1. Section 1. 1977 - 1982. 2 boxes. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Box 2. Sections 2-4. 1977 - 1982. 2 boxes. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Sections 3. Folder 4. 1979. Government papers, urban renewal, , senior center, miscellaneous. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Sections 1. Folder 4. 1980. Correspondence. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Sections 1. Folder 4. 1980. Correspondence. January - October. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.
SC46, William F. Skinner Papers. Sections 1. Folder 3. 1979. Correspondence. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC55, Hamilton Project Area - Cook Park. Documents about the urban renewal and historic preservation project along the Hamilton Blvd Corridor and Cook Park area of the west side of Sioux City. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

SC85, Architecture of Sioux City - Williges Building. Documents and newspaper articles about the historic Williges building being saved from its previous owner demolishing the structure for a new parking lot in downtown Sioux City. Courtesy of the Sioux Public Museum Research Center.

Previous articles in the series:

Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: Information
Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: Title, Thesis, Introduction and Brief History
Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: Urban Renewal, Historic Preservation, TIF and Urban Renewal Redefined
Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: The Sioux City, Iowa Story
Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: The Sioux City, Iowa Story: Jackson to Nebraska Streets and 4th to 5th Streets
Urban Renewal vs. Historic Preservation: The Sioux City, Iowa Story: Jackson to Nebraska Streets and 4th to 5th Streets