ARH 225 - A Social History of Providence Architecture: Mills, Malls, and Mansions

3 Credits

Providence is a living museum of American architectural styles: the city houses, streets and neighborhoods reveal changing lifestyles, aspirations, and social cultures. This course traces the history of Providence-area architecture, as a reflection of changes in national architectural styles, and as an articulation of the opposing political assumptions which have shaped and reshaped the urban landscape.

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ARH 225 - A Social History of Providence Architecture: Mills, Malls, and Mansions