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Acknowledgments vii
Prologue viii
Mid-Century Makeover: The 1950s 13
The El Comes Down
This Place Called Turtle Bay: A Look Back
The Way It Was
Living Among Stars
The Wrong Side
Girl Scouts Arrive
Tackling the Traffic Tangle
Recognizing Change: The 1960s 37
Towers Rise
The Dollhouse
Celebrating Early Landmarks
Side-by-Side
Challenges Ahead
The U.N. Expands: Four Plans
Beekman Place and a Bridge Not to Be
Trying Times: The 1970s 61
Community Challenged
Turtle Bay's Pentagon Papers
Copter Controversy
Fountain Folly and Waterfall Wonder
Greening of a Neighborhood
Hurricane Winds
Sunlight Preserved: The 1980s 110
Keeping the Charm
Don't Slay Turtle Bay
A Park Named Peter Detmold
Stuck on First
White Christmas
Call Me Madam
Host to the World
New and Renewed: The 1990s 125
A Plaza Created
Planning for Plaza Renewal
A Park Bench
Tumultuous Times for a Landmark
First Avenue: Old and New
Planning for Tomorrow: The Early 2000s 146
Remembering
The Willow Tree
Reaching for the Sun
Sources 153
Index 157
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