Exploring history and culture in urban landscapes: the Kingston experience

2025/09/18 by Hollington, Andrea

paper · doi:10.18716/ojs/the_mouth.11745

Abstract

To see things with different eyes, we followed an unconventional tour guide with decades of "Kingston experience" to delve into landscapes, soundscapes and foodscapes in various neighborhoods of the city, searching the roots and routes of urban history and culture, music and street art, people and places.

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