Souvenir "Program of the Opening of the COMMUNITY HOUSE OF FOREST HILLS GARDENS cAugust 12, 13, 14 19 26 Weare proud to state that all the artists appearing on this program are residents of Forest Hills. GROSVENOR ATTERBURY Architect HENRY HOF […]
Read More[…] this issue is set in Trajan Title type, which Frederic Goudy designed in 1930 for the dedication memorial at the Community House of the Church-in-the-Gardens . The maga'line is set in two types which he designed in ] 911 for use […]
Read More[…] this issue is set in Trajan Title type, which Frederic Goudy designed in 1930 for the dedication memorial at the Community House of the Church-in-the-Gardens . The maga'line is set in two types which he designed in ] 911 for use […]
Read More[…] earnest. 584 Tearing down most of the old houses, he built a new village center and a restricted resi dential community which became quite fashionable. In 1892 Dean Alvord house, Albermarl e Road, Pros pect Park South, Brookl yn . […]
Read MoreSubscription for COMMUNITY HOUSE OF FOREST HILLS GARDENS Registered Redeemable GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS For est Hill s, N. Y., ......... ...................... ................................... , 1926 In co nsid eration of similar sub scription s of pth ers, I h ere by sub […]
Read More[…] the Company, help it to maintain its standards and to carry out its aims in creating a homogeneous and congenial community. Location Forest Hills Gardens is a suburban land development of the Sage Foundation Homes Company, in the Borough of […]
Read More[…] teacher repeated a question and then Miss Keller answered it. By the late 1920's some classes were held in the Community House with Primary and Kindergarten in Smith Hall; Intermediates in the church Social Room, with girls and boys in separate […]
Read More[…] . The First Step Board of Trustees and Advisory Board 3 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 II INTRODUCTION TIlE COMMUNITY HOUSE is meant to be the center of community life, a home for all community ol'ganir,atlons and activities, a meeting […]
Read More[…] boundaries by the benevolent restrictions of its rulers, but their task is made superfluous by the fortunate fact that the community is delimited by well defined boundaries along the greater portion of its periphery. The railroad em bankment is […]
Read More[…] HUESTON GOUDISS I came to Forest Hills Gardens for the mental and physical en jo yment of living in a community of unrivalled a ttr ac tiv e' ness. Also for the reason of its accessibility to the heart of […]
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