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Follow along with a podcast version of the Providence College self-guided campus tour hosted by PC student and admission ambassador Myles Forgue ’24. Visit https://admission.providence.edu/audio-tour/ for the route to accompany this audio tour.
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In this chapter, we explore the southern pillars of the interior archways, revealing the names and contributions of heroic figures engraved within. These inscriptions pay tribute to individuals who left lasting imprints on France's cultural, scientific, and social landscape, underscoring the nation's enduring legacy of innovation and excellence. Sh…
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This chapter spotlights the statues on the western side of the Arc de Triomphe, which commemorate the Resistance of 1814 and the Peace of 1815. It delves into the symbolic representations of these events and their significance in shaping French history and identity. Show NotesAutor: William Clark
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Exploring the eastern and southern sides, this chapter discusses the battle reliefs that showcase significant military events and victories from the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras, offering a visual narrative of the nation's history. Show NotesAutor: William Clark
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How was the design agreed upon? Why do people think the arch could have been an elephant? Why was a huge wooden model constructed? These questions and more are explored in Chapter 1!Please note: This Chapter does not need to be listened to at the Arc De Triomphe. As it is focused on the arch's history, it can be listened to before (or after) your v…
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The Noon Whistle Tour follows some of the founding footsteps of Northeast residents. In the past, as today, food is a vital part of Northeasters lives. When the Noon Whistle blew, workers at Aaron Carlson Millworks, General Mills, Crown Ironworks, and many other businesses and industries would wipe their brows and find a corner market or diner to g…
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Never the same river twice looks at the flow of time and circumstance as the architect of change in Northeast Minneapolis. Starting at the banks of the Mississippi River we follow the river and the development of the Bottineau area since Pierre Bottineau himself first purchased this land. We will see the influences of the arrival of European immigr…
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