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Sponsored by the New York Foundation on the Arts, Meet Miss Subways is an artistic, delightful voyeuristic and even historically important look at the famous subway advertising program. Each month for thirty-five years, a young woman was selected as "Miss Subways" and her picture and brief biography appeared in thousands of subways and busses. She became an instant celebrity! The author and photographer have tracked down forty Miss Subways (many of whom aspired to careers in show business or modeling) and the women tell their life story and open their treasure trove of memorabilia, from come-hither publicity stills, to innocent cheesecake, to sophisticated modeling photos. Part history, part high art and low camp, Meet Miss Subways is an absorbing read and visual treat
Amy B. Zimmer, historian and author of Arcadia Publishing's Denver's Capitol Hill Neighborhood, has sought to document and celebrate the styles and design trends of the Denver area's most influential neighborhoods and communities. She has obtained historic images from private collections as well as from public sources in order to bring to the reader an informative, and even provocative, overview of the history of Denver's residential homes.
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