Unbuilt Hamilton
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Mark Osbaldeston- Chronicles unrealized building, planning and transit schemes from the early nineteenth century into the twenty-first
- Features some 150 archival photographs, plans, maps and illustrations
- Aimed at a popular audience, but backed by extensive, documented research
- Will be launched in conjunction with a companion “Unbuilt Hamilton” exhibit at the Art Gallery of Hamilton in October 2016
- By the author of the award-wining Unbuilt Toronto books
Publication
2016
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dundurn Press
Collection
The City That Might Have Been
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