Levittown

[ lev-it-toun ]

noun

1. a town on W Long Island, in SE New York.

Example Sentences

Pring was predeceased by his mother, Paulette Marks of Levittown, Penn.

From Washington Blade

Levitt wouldn’t allow Mereday to buy a home in Levittown, in part because by integrating his new development, Levitt would have lost his federal government subsidies, Rothstein writes.

From Science News

Mereday’s uncle received a contract to deliver drywall to the Levittown construction site.

From Science News

These changes, from sprawling suburbs like Levittown to the vast Eisenhower-era Interstate Highway System to Boston’s Central Artery, drew plenty of criticism.

From MIT Technology Review

The only way that Levitt could build Levittown was by going to the Federal Housing Administration and submitting his plans for Levittown.

From Freakonomics

The result was Levittown, and American suburban life was never the same.

From The Daily Beast