New Book Series – Feb 26 on Zoom
Our third and final panel in the series is Growth, Decline, and the Political Economy of Metropolitan Development. It will take place on Thursday, February 26, at 10am PST (1pm EST) via Zoom.
SACRPH is a one-of-a-kind community that brings together scholars and practitioners. We are excited to
SACRPH’s quarterly publication, the Journal of Planning History, provides a scholarly outlet for the growing
SACRPH is pleased to announce that Andrew H. Whittemore is the new Co-Editor of the
Following our hybrid conference in Harlem, SACRPH has transitioned the virtual portion of its programming
Jon A. Peterson, longtime member and friend of SACRPH, passed away on July 1st at
This event has passed. Historians of cities and the built environment are often trained, and
The leadership and members of SACRPH extend their sincere condolences to Eugenie L. Birch, founding
The Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH) is soliciting applications from a
Assistant or Associate Professor, History of the Built Environment University of Pennsylvania: Weitzman School of
Contributed by Mary Corbin Sies, President of SACRPH in 1993-94 I am so sad to