Rexford Tugwell: Western New York’s Link to The New Deal

By Francis Gallagher - July 15, 2015

Growing up in Western New York played a major role in shaping the world view of this charter member of FDR’s “Brain Trust.” Though labeled “Rex the Red” by his opponents, some of his philosophies and programs continue to impact the nation today.

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Rexford Tugwell: Western New York’s Link to The New Deal