Worthy of the Nation

Discover the intricate history of urban development in Washington, D.C., with the compelling second edition of Worthy of the Nation by Frederick Gutheim. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2007, this comprehensive volume spans 440 pages and offers a captivating exploration of the planning and evolution of the nation's capital.

This richly illustrated book features an array of plans, maps, and both new and historic photographs, making it an essential resource for researchers and history enthusiasts alike. Gutheim's expert narrative provides a deeper understanding of the environmental and city planning issues that have shaped D.C. into the vibrant metropolis it is today.

Whether you’re a historian, an urban planning student, or simply curious about the development of Washington, D.C., this authoritative account is sure to enlighten and engage. Don't miss the chance to add this significant work to your collection!