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Softcover. Condition: Fine. First edition. Fine, fresh, unread copy. Illustrated softcovers. 258 pp. The author's first book. Stapleton, Staten Island, New York was in its heyday in the late 19th century---a busy waterfront, wolrd famous brewweries, a vibrant downtown business district, churches, dance halls, saloons. Mary Ann Bascombe was a real-life anomaly who played a part in the drama of Stapleton's golden age. Born in 1840, he began and ended her life on the same street corner in the towns' working class section. She was orphaned at 12 and forced to work as a housemaid yet went on to become a savvy businesswoman, lay lawyer, local politician, and neighborhood activist---all independent of a man. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Baby boomers are always giving millennials advice on the importance of saving for retirement. But Daniel Ameduri says that the results are in for the retirement experiment of the last 75 years and they're really bad.When he was twenty-seven years old, Daniel was on the brink of bankruptcy. A decade later, he's a multi-millionaire, having taught himself about economics, investing, and other money matters that he never learned at school or at home. The expert guidance he provides in Don't Save for Retirement will help you: - Redefine wealth as a philosophy, not a dollar amount- Turn passion projects into viable business plans- Cut unnecessary spending in unexpected places- Start generating passive income now!Working toward retirement at one job for a lifetime is a thing of the past, and isn't working out at all for millennials. Here's a better plan for achieving financial independence and living a life you love.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Change can be good or bad, depending on your point of view. South Beach, Staten Island today bears little resemblance to the South Beach of the past. Today, the seaside community across the Narrows from Brooklyn boasts playgrounds, ball fields, and some scattered businesses along a peaceful two-mile plus boardwalk. Back in the day, however, South Beach was a very different place. After railroad access was established in the 1880s, there was massive development of hotels, rides, restaurants, and attractions. South Beach at one time rivaled Coney Island with thousands of daily visitors, but then change came, and eventually all that was built was taken down. May's Hotel was over 60 years old and one of the last survivors of the boom era until it was demolished in 1956. This book is about May's Hotel and South Beach as seen through the eyes of a property manager who lived there with his extended Italian American family in the 1930s. He was responsible for running the Hotel, Dance Hall, bathing pavilions, and bungalows on the property and in 1939 hosted a special private concert where Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie performed together. The story pays tribute to the times of a bygone era as part of the rich history of old Staten Island.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Change can be good or bad, depending on your point of view. South Beach, Staten Island today bears little resemblance to the South Beach of the past. Today, the seaside community across the Narrows from Brooklyn boasts playgrounds, ball fields, and some scattered businesses along a peaceful two-mile plus boardwalk. Back in the day, however, South Beach was a very different place. After railroad access was established in the 1880s, there was massive development of hotels, rides, restaurants, and attractions. South Beach at one time rivaled Coney Island with thousands of daily visitors, but then change came, and eventually all that was built was taken down. May's Hotel was over 60 years old and one of the last survivors of the boom era until it was demolished in 1956. This book is about May's Hotel and South Beach as seen through the eyes of a property manager who lived there with his extended Italian American family in the 1930s. He was responsible for running the Hotel, Dance Hall, bathing pavilions, and bungalows on the property and in 1939 hosted a special private concert where Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie performed together. The story pays tribute to the times of a bygone era as part of the rich history of old Staten Island. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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