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Saving Fire Island From Robert Moses The Fight For A National Seashore Christopher Verga

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Publisher: The History Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 10.47 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Christopher Verga

ISBN: 9781467140348, 1467140341

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Saving Fire Island From Robert Moses The Fight For A National Seashore Christopher Verga by Christopher Verga 9781467140348, 1467140341 instant download after payment.

With its unspoiled, tranquil shorelines, Fire Island has been an oasis for vacationers for more than 150 years. To the polarizing "master builder" Robert Moses, its coastline was ripe for the construction of an Ocean Parkway extension. Standing up to those ambitions were the seventeen individualistic communities of Fire Island, unified in their love for their sun-washed sandy beaches. To maintain a traditional way of life with limited access to motor vehicles, the community began the fight for federal protection through the creation of the Fire Island National Seashore. Author Christopher Verga presents this triumphant struggle against the Goliath of twentieth-century New York development.