The Personality of American CitiesHungerford, Edward
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The Personality of American Cities
Hungerford, Edward
Cities and towns -- United States; United States -- Description and travel; United States -- Social life and customs -- 1865-1918
2. AMERICA'S NEW YORK 17
3. ACROSS THE EAST RIVER 61
4. WILLIAM PENN'S TOWN 76
5. THE MONUMENTAL CITY 95
6. THE AMERICAN MECCA 108
7. THE CITY OF THE SEVEN HILLS 127
8. WHERE ROMANCE AND COURTESY DO NOT FORGET 135
9. ROCHESTER--AND HER NEIGHBORS 153
10. STEEL'S GREAT CAPITAL 171
11. THE SIXTH CITY 185
12. CHICAGO--AND THE CHICAGOANS 198
13. THE TWIN CITIES 212
14. THE GATEWAY OF THE SOUTHWEST 225
15. THE OLD FRENCH LADY BY THE RIVERBANK 236
16. THE CITY OF THE LITTLE SQUARES 256
17. THE AMERICAN PARIS 266
18. TWO RIVALS OF THE NORTH PACIFIC--AND A THIRD 280
19. SAN FRANCISCO--THE NEWEST PHOENIX 288
20. BELFAST IN AMERICA 307
21. WHERE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MEET 318
22. THE CITY THAT NEVER GROWS YOUNG 332
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
Madison Square, New York _Frontispiece_
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Tremont Street, Boston 2
Park Street, Boston 10
The Brooklyn Bridge 18
View of New York from a Skyscraper 30
Washington Square, New York 46
A Quiet Street on Brooklyn Heights 64
An old Brooklyn Homestead 72
City Hall Philadelphia 84
In Baltimore Harbor 96
Charles Street, Baltimore 102
The Union Station, Washington 114
The Capitol 122
St. Michael's Churchyard, Charleston 146
The Erie Canal, in Rochester 154
A Home in Rochester 160
Syracuse--the canal 168
The waterfront, Pittsburgh 180
One of Cleveland's broad avenues 192
Michigan Avenue and lake-front, Chicago 204
The River at St. Paul 220
Entrance to the University, St. Louis 226
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