""Kingsport, the Planned Industrial City"" (1945) explores the unique origins and development of Kingsport, Tennessee. Conceived as a model industrial city in the early 20th century, Kingsport's design incorporated principles of urban planning and industrial efficiency that were innovative for their time. This volume, likely sponsored or compiled by the Kingsport Rotary Club and edited by Joseph Hamblen Sears, delves into the city's planning, infrastructure, and the social aspects of life within a planned community.
The book offers insights into the aspirations and challenges of creating a harmonious balance between industrial growth and community well-being. Readers interested in urban history, regional planning, and the history of the American South will find this a valuable resource.
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