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Boston's Gold Coast, the North Shore, 1890-1929, Joseph E. Garland

Label
Boston's Gold Coast, the North Shore, 1890-1929, Joseph E. Garland
Language
eng
resource.biographical
contains biographical information
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Boston's Gold Coast
Oclc number
7732906
Responsibility statement
Joseph E. Garland
Sub title
the North Shore, 1890-1929
Summary
This sequel to Boston's North Shore is an affectionate history of America's first and most fascinating summer resort in its resplendent prime, from the Gilded Nineties to Black Friday. Through times of war and economic crisis, of great opulence and great social change, the North Shore continued to provide "exclusiveness-by-the-sea" for the rich and famous, as well as relief for and sweltering city dweller with the pirce (ten cents) of a round-trip trolley ticket to Revere Beach, Boston's "phoney Coney." - Book jacket
Table Of Contents
The wooing and the winning -- Each night when I call on my sweetie -- Arks that pass in the night -- Horsepower vs. horse power -- A tale of two islands -- Thank God for the Greenheads -- King of clubs -- Look out, Mr. Frick's coming! -- Hail to the chief -- Farewell to the chief -- A certain uncertain air of certainty -- Tous et tout pour La France -- Right here and over there -- Wine, women and weariness -- The prince and the ham sandwich -- Swampscott's silent summer -- Painted place -- All the shore's a stage -- Continuity -- Bibliography -- Index
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