Myles studies the history of planning and cities. He has a keen interest in the social history of the New York metropolitan region.
He studied architectural history a Columbia University undergraduate. As a visiting student at the University of Oxford, he researched medieval history and Amiens Cathedral. For his University of Cambridge Master’s thesis, he examined the history of incarceration and Eastern State Penitentiary.
Through writing, art, digital humanities, and community engagement, he aims to introduce new audiences to issues in urban history.
Name in Chinese: 张之远
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MYLES IN THE NEWS
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September 2019
or read this article in Jerseyology
October 2019
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July 2020
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