"10 Towns that Changed America" focuses on ten “experimental” towns that did not evolve organically over time, but instead were designed (or redesigned) from the ground up by visionary architects, corporations, and citizens, who sought to change the lives of residents using architecture, design, and urban planning. Some of these visionaries were driven by an ideology, others were trying to serve their own financial interests, but all had one thing in common: they believed in the power of our built environment to change the way we live.

Originally released by PBS, 2016. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on February 13, 2017.

10 Towns that Changed America: Introduction (1:54); --St. Augustine, FL: 1565 (4:53); -- Philadelphia, PA: 1682 (4:35); -- Salt Lake City, UT: 1847 (4:26); -- Riverside, IL: 1868 (5:42); -- Pullman, Chicago, IL: 1880 (4:46); -- Greenbelt, MD: 1935 (5:38); -- Levittown, NY: 1947 (5:28); -- Southwest Washington, D.C.: 1952 (5:08); -- Seaside, FL: 1981 (5:24); -- Pearl District, Portland, OR: 1997 (6:25); -- Credits: 10 Towns that Changed America (54:55); .