Park Avenue: from slum to symbol of wealth and style
A Town & Country feature traces Park Avenue’s rise from a 19th century slum along Fourth Avenue to a refined corridor from Grand Central to 97th Street. It traces the three distinct communities, the Vanderbilt era development, landmark buildings, social prominence, and population shifts among millionaires and the wealthy.
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Park Avenue
Vanderbilts
Astors
Walter Hoying
Gianni Agnelli
Louis Auchincloss
Louis Lefkowitz
Town & Country
Park Avenue of Fame and Fortune
Grand Central Station
97Th Street
Ritzy Park
Fourth Avenue
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grand Central
Elihu Root
71St Street
Park
Village Dallas: 400 acres of swinging singles culture
In Dallas, the Village a 400 acre enclave hosts 12 000 residents across 14 apartment complexes. It features 32 pools 12 tennis courts two lakes and a country club with bars and a grocery store. Most residents are single 22 to 34 with annual rents from 335 to 1050 dollars and high occupancy around 96 percent.
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Dallas
Lincoln Property Co
Lakes
Supermarket Singles Night Sparks Odd Romance Trend
In Marshfield Massachusetts shoppers flocked to Angeles supermarket for a singles night with name tags pairing halves of pickup lines. About 800 attended four hours of shopping mingling amid DJs and games while some found potential dates and others criticized the setting.
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Marshfield
Mass
IGA
Price Chopper
Purity Supreme
Angeles
Boston
Donna McKee
Lysate
Bob Plausse
Plausse
Price Choppers
Albany
Syracuse
Schenectady
N.Y
Scranton
Pittsfield
Angelos
Michael J. Mahoney
Peter Hampton
Disney World
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New York
Louis Comfort Tiffany
All Nations
Smart Shops
Seagram Building
Regency Hotel
Anna Glenn Victor
Yale
Alexander C. Victor
Tara Pirtle
Don Chouinard
Chouinard
Laura Semeta
Greene
Sue
Lincoln Property
Texas
San Antonio
Ms. Semeta
Shop
Cherry Hill
N.J
State College
Mahoney
Jon Andre
Quincy
Susan Suddath
Carolyn Bartley
Lazare
E. Patrick St
Frederick
Young S. Park, M.D
West Seventh St. Frederick