Levittown created the modern notion of a suburb. But its development also played a major role in defining Long Island in a different, more insidious way: It was a template for the segregation that has ...
In 1947, developer William Levitt built the first of his four national Levittowns on Long Island, providing affordable housing options for World War II veterans. To keep costs down, Levitt created an ...
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