1642-00. Urban Renewal Program
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Community Renewal Program Atlases
Land use and census data maps illustrating Seattle's housing and population characteristics during the early 1960s.
Community Renewal Program Maps
Maps related to an urban renewal program in Seattle.
J.P. Willison Records
Records of John P. (Jack) Willison, Director of Seattle's Urban Renewal Program, include project and administrative files for urban renewal projects.
Urban Renewal Program Subject Files
Administrative files, records of community groups, and project records relating to local urban renewal projects which made use of federal funds.
Community Renewal Program Records
Records of Frank McChesney from his work with Seattle's Community Renewal Program (CRP). McChesney was the first project director of CRP and later served as Senior Urban Renewal Planner for the City.
Urban Renewal Program Demonstration Projects Records
Generally small scale projects designed to demonstrate the improvements possible through neighborhood improvement projects. Includes correspondence, studies, maps, and project monitoring records.
Urban Renewal Program Capital Improvement Projects Records
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial data relating to the City's Capital Improvement Program and its relation to the urban renewal process.
Urban Renewal Program Relocation Services Records
Records relating to relocations from urban renewal areas.
Urban Renewal Program Correspondence
Urban Renewal Program correspondence, arranged chronologically.
Urban Renewal Program Seattle Urban Renewal Enterprise (SURE) Records
Administrative, committee and project file records of the Seattle Urban Renewal Enterprise (SURE), a citizen’s advisory committee created to build community support for urban renewal projects with an emphasis on rehabilitation and conservation.