In this Issue

Table of Contents

Articles

Part I Reframing City Beautiful

Harrisburg, the City Beautiful: Recasting the History of Urban Reform in a Small American Capital

David Pettegrew, James B. LaGrand
pp. 1-10
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Understanding Urban Progressivism and the City Beautiful Movement

James B. LaGrand
pp. 11-21
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Part II Rethinking City Beautiful

The Digital Harrisburg Project: Placing the Population of a Progressive Era City

David Pettegrew, Albert Sarvis
pp. 22-44
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Mapping Urban Change in Harrisburg, 1900–1930

Albert Sarvis
pp. 45-65
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The Greek Communities of Harrisburg and Lancaster: A Study of Immigration, Residence, and Mobility in the City Beautiful Era

Kostis Kourelis, David Pettegrew
pp. 66-91
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Part III Remembering City Beautiful

Before the City Was Beautiful

Michael Barton
pp. 92-96
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Faith in Beauty and Progress: Temple Beth El

Matthew Frederick Singer
pp. 97-107
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Mira Lloyd Dock and the City Beautiful Campaign

Susan Rimby
pp. 108-112
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"The Crusade Against Ugliness": J. Horace McFarland and Photography

Linda A. Ries
pp. 113-121
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Friends of Reform: The Correspondence of J. Horace McFarland and Mira Lloyd Dock

Molly Elspas, Anna Strange
pp. 122-128
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"Charms Which No Other Ground Possesses": Wildwood Park in Harrisburg's City Beautiful Movement

Joseph R. McClure
pp. 129-135
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Bellevue Park: The Suburb Beautiful and Enduring

Matthew Frederick Singer
pp. 136-147
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The 1918 Influenza Outbreak in Harrisburg

Sarah Wilson Carter
pp. 148-154
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The Brunner Plan for the Harrisburg Capitol Complex

Samuel D. Gruber
pp. 155-163
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Part IV Reimagining City Beautiful

History and Memory of the Old Eighth Ward

Rachel Williams
pp. 164-178
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The Trek Uptown: The Migration of Harrisburg's Jewish Community in the Early Twentieth Century

Bruce S. Bazelon
pp. 179-191
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Reimagining Harrisburg's Old Eighth Ward Through Poetry

Jean Thompson Corey
pp. 192-202
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Look Up, Look Out: Discrepant Stories from the Old Eighth Ward

Andrew Dyrli Hermeling
pp. 203-211
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Harrisburg's Historic African American Community: An Interview With Calobe Jackson Jr.

James B. LaGrand, David Pettegrew
pp. 212-224
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The Commonwealth Memorial: A New Sculpture for the Capitol Grounds

Becky Ault
pp. 225-232
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Part V Commentary

Reframing, Rethinking, and Remembering: Considering the Digital Harrisburg Project

Lisa Krissoff Boehm
pp. 233-242
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