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Lost Victorian Britain: How the Twentieth Century Transformed the Built and Social Landscape
"The transformation of Victorian Britain across the twentieth century involved a deliberate dismantling, modernization, and re-evaluation of nineteenth-century urban, industrial, and social structures. Driven by post-war reconstruction, slum clearance, mass automobility, and changing architectural philosophies, the century systematically erased vast swathes of Victorian heritage while simultaneously laying the groundwork for modern heritage conservation. The Physical Erasure: Slum Clearance, Blitz, and Modernism The physical fabric of Victorian Britain underwent its most radical alteration between the end of the Second World War and the late 1..."
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