Where Is the Empire State Building?
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AlbakiReads Editorial How a New York landmark rose during the Great Depression
How a New York landmark rose during the Great Depression
Janet B. Pascal places the Empire State Building within the larger rise of American skyscrapers, tracing the engineering and organization behind its 102-story construction. The account also situates the project at the beginning of the Great Depression, when setbacks complicated an already ambitious undertaking. Completed in one year and forty-five days, the building becomes a lens for examining both the practical challenges of large-scale construction and the lasting place of a landmark in New York City’s skyline. The book’s compact nonfiction approach connects architectural history, urban development, and a familiar national symbol.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Kids interested in famous buildings and monuments
- Young readers curious about New York City history
- Readers exploring skyscraper construction and engineering history
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Book Overview New York City boasts one of the most famous skylines in the world, and the Empire State Building is undeniably the focal point of this in...
Book Details Format: Paperback | Pages: 112 | Language: English | Publisher: GROSSET DUNLAP | ISBN: 0448484269
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