John Nolen and Mariemont

Discover the fascinating story of John Nolen and Mariemont by Millard F., Jr. Rogers, published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2001. This insightful book delves into the legacy of Mariemont, a community celebrated in the 1920s as a model of urban planning and design. With 280 pages of rich content, Rogers explores how Mariemont has maintained its status as one of America's most livable suburbs, attracting attention from the New Urbanism movement. This work not only highlights the architectural brilliance of John Nolen but also offers a glimpse into the social history and planning principles that shaped this unique Ohio community. Ideal for enthusiasts of architecture, city planning, and local history, this hardback edition is a must-have for anyone interested in the evolution of American suburbs and the impact of visionary architects.