The university and the prison: an update on constructing heritage at Canterbury

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Tennant, M. 2018. The university and the prison: an update on constructing heritage at Canterbury.
AuthorsTennant, M.
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ContributorsTennant, M.
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This paper gives an outline of the work done at the former Canterbury prison in relation to the built and the lived heritage there.

KeywordsPrison heritage; public history; dark tourism
Year2018
ConferenceCrime and Punishment Collections Network AGM
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Deposited13 Nov 2018
Completed16 Mar 2018
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