The 1950s brought a housing boom to America as GIs moved their families to the suburbs in droves. Levittown, Penn., became the model for mass-produced homes with similar communities popping up all over the East Coast. Out West, architects like Eichler and Schindler created homes to suit the family's changing needs, complete with a garage for the family car.
For more information about Arapahoe Acres, the post-World War II subdivision featured in this special, visit www.arapahoeacres.org.
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