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Knights of Columbus building and Oak Street Connector, Church Street redevelopment area , New Haven.

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Title	Knights of Columbus building and Oak Street Connector, Church Street redevelopment area , New Haven.
Place	Church Street (New Haven, Conn.)
Topic	Urban renewal Building sites
Theme	Environment Infrastructure
Description	Aerial or rooftop view looking northwest showing Church Street project areas, New Haven. The new Knights of Columbus building can be seen to the right of the Oak Street Connector. East of the building is the site of the New Haven Coliseum, with construction work apparently in progress. Other new buildings visible or partially visible in the redevelopment area include the SNET building, Malley's and Macy's department stores, and First New Haven National Bank.
Notes	Title supplied by cataloger September 10, 1969. One of a collection of photographs taken by the New Haven Redevelopment Agency to document a massive urban planning and development project undertaken from 1956 through the mid-1970s. The federally-financed redevelopment initiative was realized through a series of projects focused on particular New Haven city neighborhoods identified by street or area names. These projects involved the demolition of old structures and construction of new buildings, roadways and other facilities. Much of the area involved in the Church Street project had been characterized by a mix of small stores, restaurants, theaters and residences. As part of redevelopment, whole blocks were demolished to make way for larger modern structures such as department stores, hotels, office buildings, a mall and the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Oak Street (Route 34) Connector is also known as the Richard C. Lee Connector. Lee was mayor of New Haven during the redevelopment period, and a driving force behind the effort. New Haven Coliseum was closed after three decades of operation.
Date created	1970.
Physical format	1 photograph ; 8 x 10 in.
Digital format	image/jpeg
Identifier	File name: nhchs_pha_nhrapc_f015_ph31.jpg
Source	New Haven Museum and Historical Society
Collection	The New Haven Redevelopment Agency Photograph Collection.
Rights	Reproduction and copyright information regarding this image is available from The New Haven Museum and Historical Society.
Sub-collection	Photographs

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