Tag: Elihu Rubin

"New Haven’s colonial founders established a 9-square plan, dating to 1638, with each square occupying about 16 acres.  The original squares were subdivided starting in the late 18th century, but this process still left large, square-shaped blocks.  The result is that we see a lot of action in the 'Mid-Block.' Consider this image from the… Continue reading Theaters at the Mid-Block, by Elihu Rubin →