A new issue of Journal of Urban History has been made available:

The Light on the Horizon: Imagining the Death of American Cities
Carl Abbott
pp. 175-196

Changing Spaces: Nature, Property, and Power in Seattle, 1880-1945
Matthew Klingle
pp. 197-230

Fraternity Row, The Student Ghetto, and the Faculty Enclave: Characteristic
Residential Districts in the American College Town
Blake Gumprecht
pp. 231-273

Better than a Bank for a Poor Man?: Home Financing Strategies in Early
Chicago
Elaine Lewinnek
pp. 274-301

Review Essay: Learning from Times Square
Stacy Warren
pp. 302-313

Review Essay: When Myth Encounters History: Recent Work on Renaissance
Venice
Paul Dover
pp. 314-323

Review Essay: Turning the Good War Bad
Roger W. Lotchin
pp. 324-333

Review Essay: Recent Studies in Medieval and Early Modern Italy: Beyond
Florence
Ann E. Moyer
pp. 334-339

Review Essay: Urban History as Public History: A Case Study from Milwaukee
Thomas J. Jablonsky
pp. 340-347

Eric Henry Monkkonen: August 17, 1942-May 30, 2005
Kenneth T. Jackson
pp. 348-349

Joel Schwartz: September 2, 1942-August 10, 2005
Bonnie Fox Schwartz
pp. 350

Acknowledgments
pp. 351

URL: http://juh.sagepub.com/content/vol32/issue2/?etoc