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The Edge City News, 1993/1996 Box 6, Folder 13

Twenty four editions of The Edge City News. A publication informing the reader about "what is happening around the frontier" covering "developments-in-progress, events, conferences, books, RFP's (request for proposals), people and places in the news, and changes in the law-gleanings from our sources across the country". The folder contains editions ranging from the first edition, Volume 1, number 1 to Volume 3, number 4. Also included is a hand-written letter from a "Wilson" to "Dr. Koda" on The Edge City Group stationary about printed material and pictures.

  1. George Mason University
  2. Joel Garreau papers
  3. Series 1: Edge City, 1959/1994

The Emerging Cities of Washington Box 9, Folder 15

Maps and photos of the Washington DC metropolitan area. Materials include a map of leasable office space in the emerging cities of Washington, maps of the Gaithersburg/Rockville area, the Arlington/Alexandria area, Southern Maryland, Montgomery County, MD, and the Fairfax/Reston/Tysons Corner area, photocopies of ariel photographs and photographs of buildings and development sites in Northern Virginia.

  1. George Mason University
  2. Joel Garreau papers
  3. Series 1: Edge City, 1959/1994

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