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Part One: The General Concepts and the Sources Introduction to Part One Module 1 Introduction to the Study of Urban History Module 2 Introduction to Urban History in Canada Module 3 Studying a City-Centered Region: The Upper Grand River Valley Module 4 Studying the Local Community: Guelph as a Case Study
Part Two: The Major Themes and Student Presentations Introduction to Part Two Module 5 Towns and the Settlement Process Module 6 Town and Country Connections Module 7 The Culture of a Victorian City Module 8 Victorian Culture and Urban Form Module 9 The Victorian House and Garden Module 10 Cities in an Era of Reform, 1900-1920 Module 11 Building the Twentieth Century City Module 12 Cultural Perceptions of Urbanism
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Bibliographies The Urban Past: An International Urban History by G.A. Stelter Articles Article 1 "Studying the Region" Article 2 "Guelph and the Early Canadian Town Planning Tradition" Article 3 "Henry Langley and the Making of Gothic Guelph" Article 4 "Researching a House or Other Building in Guelph" Article 5 "The Carpenter/Architect and the Ontario Townscape: John Hall, Jr., of Guelph" Article 6 "The Architect and the Community: W. Frye Colwill and Turn of the Century Guelph" Walking Tour "Guelph's Heritage: a Walking Tour of the Downtown Core" Databases Guelph Electronic Building Database Collections The Gordon Couling Collection The Edward Johnson Collection The Robert Stewart Lumber Company Records History Course Outlines 49-347/397 Independent Reading Course - "John Galt: The Scot as Writer and Colonizer" |
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