Rahn, Mildred L., 1951-

Community opposition to highway plans; Rosemont community; Fells Point; the principle established of talking to those to be affected by the highway.

MAD opposition to Leakin Park Expressway; the suit filed in 1972; political aspects of road contracts; the FranklinMulberry corridor; Rosemont community; interstate division for Baltimore City of the State Highway Department.

Attendance at local hearings; the 3-A system (East- West Expressway); social and economic impact of roads; his philosophy of road planning.

Canton Improvement Association; his own study of noise and air pollution; lawsuits against road plans; citizen organization to fight City Hall.

Citizen responses to the highway plan developed for Baltimore, Maryland, known as the East-West Expressway. Materials include audio recordings and related information and notes.

Fells Point history and preservation; Urban Design Concept Team; Southeast Council Against the Road; M(ovement) A(gainst) D(estruction); the 3-A system (East-West Expressway); the South East Community Organization; transportation priorities.

Early days of MAD; Esther Red; Relocation Action Movement; the Urban Design Concept Team.

Road planning in Fort Holabird and Broening Highway areas.

Greater Baltimore Committee; importance of transportation in Baltimore's history; argues in favor of the 3-A system; history of growth and development in City. Economic value to Baltimore of planned road systems and the opposition of M(ovement) A(gainst) D(estruction).