The Lowell Experiment: Public History in a Postindustrial City
Cathy Stanton’s The Lowell Experiment explores public history in a postindustrial city. Focusing on Lowell, the book considers how the past is interpreted and shared amid urban change, offering readers a focused study of historical memory, public engagement, and the role of history in city life.
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The Lowell Experiment examines public history in a postindustrial city.
Cathy Stanton considers how Lowell’s history is interpreted, presented, and connected to the city’s changing identity.
The book offers a focused study of the relationship between historical memory, urban change, and public engagement.
It is suited to readers interested in history, public history, museums, and the cultural life of cities.
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