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Patrick M. Malone is a Professor Emeritus in American Studies with extensive experience in industrial archaeology and history of technology. He holds an undergraduate degree in engineering and a Ph.D. in history. His academic pursuits have led him to focus on the urban built environment and the history of industrial communities. Malone has significantly contributed to public humanities, encompassing museum interpretation, park development, and the documentation of engineering structures. His research critically examines American rivers in relation to hydraulic engineering, emphasizing how waterpower shaped the industrial landscape of cities like Lowell, Massachusetts. His published works include co-editing significant volumes on green engineering and contributing to various scholarly discussions on industrialization throughout North America. Malone’s recent investigations focus on the manufacturing history of Springfield Armory, highlighting his dedication to preserving the narratives surrounding industrial evolution. He has been awarded multiple fellowships and honors for his contributions to the field.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Professor of American Civilization and Urban Studies, Director of Urban Studies Program, teaching on various aspects of urban life and industrial history.
Department: Department of Economics