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New Roles for Historic Urban Places
This is the eighth post in the Historicizing Adaptation blog series, introduced here by series editor Shannon Stunden Bower. In spring 2024, I visited Allan Gardens in Tkaronto/Toronto, one of the city’s oldest parks, as part of an urban heritage conference I was participating in. The urban park contains a conservatory, greenhouses, a children’s playground, an off-leash dog park, and leisure green spaces. Historically, the park was home to a set…
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