HIST 414 - Historic Preservation in the US

(3.00)

Historic preservation is the practice of protecting and preserving historic places. It strengthens local economies, fosters civic beauty, and enhances the appreciation of local and national history. But who decides what should be preserved? This course provides an introduction to the field, examining its history and practice in the United States. Students will gain an essential set of tools for critically observing historic sites, interpreting their historic context, evaluating their significance, and developing preservation plans. Recommended Preparation: HIST 201 and/or HIST 300

Course ID: 102304
Consent: NO Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture