Beginning in 1935, the federal Home Owners\u27 Loan Corporation worked with local mortgage lenders to evaluate the trend of desirability in residential areas in Hartford and over 200 other cities. The HOLC portrayed its appraisal report in a color-coded map with the highest grade (A) in green and the lowest grade (D) in red. This government agency considered not only housing conditions, but also the social status of the population, and downgraded neighborhoods with non-white, immigrant, and poor residents. In later decades, these actions became associated with the discriminatory practice of redlining. The University of Connecticut MAGIC center hosts an historical interactive map and links to all of the source materials, located at: ht...
In the late 1930’s, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation, under the direction of the Federal Home Loan ...
prepared by Division of Research and Statistics ; with the co-operation of the Appraisal Department,...
Students learned GIS mapping software and spatial analysis techniques alongside their community part...
At the request of the Home Loan Bank Board, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) created color-c...
The Home Owners\u27 Loan Corporation, created in 1933 to help urban homeowners avoid foreclosure, de...
This polygon shapefile represents neighborhood boundaries and Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) "...
This polygon shapefile represents neighborhood boundaries and Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) "...
This article analyzes the impact of the residential security maps created by the Home Owners’Loan Co...
A study of planning activities in Hartford, Connecticut from the creation of the first official plan...
A series of reports on equal housing opportunity from the Education/Instruccion, an organization led...
1 col. map; 69 x 62 cm. Scale: ca. 1:38,000Note:Home Owner's Loan Corporation used the George Cram ...
Using spatial analysis tools such as GIS (Geographical Information Systems), this study maps the hom...
This long-range planning report examines Hartford\u27s public school building needs and student demo...
Using spatial analysis tools such as GIS (Geographical Information Systems), this study maps the hom...
IntroductionRedlining, a racist mortgage appraisal practice of the 1930s, established and exacerbate...
In the late 1930’s, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation, under the direction of the Federal Home Loan ...
prepared by Division of Research and Statistics ; with the co-operation of the Appraisal Department,...
Students learned GIS mapping software and spatial analysis techniques alongside their community part...
At the request of the Home Loan Bank Board, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) created color-c...
The Home Owners\u27 Loan Corporation, created in 1933 to help urban homeowners avoid foreclosure, de...
This polygon shapefile represents neighborhood boundaries and Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) "...
This polygon shapefile represents neighborhood boundaries and Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) "...
This article analyzes the impact of the residential security maps created by the Home Owners’Loan Co...
A study of planning activities in Hartford, Connecticut from the creation of the first official plan...
A series of reports on equal housing opportunity from the Education/Instruccion, an organization led...
1 col. map; 69 x 62 cm. Scale: ca. 1:38,000Note:Home Owner's Loan Corporation used the George Cram ...
Using spatial analysis tools such as GIS (Geographical Information Systems), this study maps the hom...
This long-range planning report examines Hartford\u27s public school building needs and student demo...
Using spatial analysis tools such as GIS (Geographical Information Systems), this study maps the hom...
IntroductionRedlining, a racist mortgage appraisal practice of the 1930s, established and exacerbate...
In the late 1930’s, the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation, under the direction of the Federal Home Loan ...
prepared by Division of Research and Statistics ; with the co-operation of the Appraisal Department,...
Students learned GIS mapping software and spatial analysis techniques alongside their community part...