Greenhills Project Hamilton County Ohio February 1937

The Greenhills project in Hamilton County, Ohio, is an example of a planned community developed in February 1937. It was part of New Deal programs aimed at addressing the housing crisis during the Great Depression. These initiatives focused on creating affordable homes and enhancing living conditions for struggling families, reflecting a significant governmental effort in urban development.

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