Invented Cities
by Mona Domosh

The Creation of Landscape in Nineteenth-Century New York and Boston

Why do cities look the way they do? In this fascinating exploration of the strikingly different landscapes of Boston and New York, Mona Domosh cites historical, social, and economic reasons for the shaping of each city in the nineteenth century. She contrasts Boston`s domestic landscape of parks and residences with New York`s expansive retail and financial buildings, showing how these reflect the beliefs, fears, and values of the individuals and groups who lived there.

ZC4913    Invented Cities                                       $19.00

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