Sally Goodgold Papers 1940-2011 [Bulk Dates: 1970-2011]

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Sally Goodgold Papers 1940-2011 [Bulk Dates: 1970-2011]

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The Sally Goodgold Papers document the participation of a prominent citizen activist in Manhattan development and growth during the mid to late 20th century. The papers cover land use, environmental impact, law enforcement, women in politics, and New York history, particularly on the Upper West Side. The collection includes organizational records and reports, meeting notes and minutes, audio and videotapes, correspondence, speech drafts, personal notebooks, and commendations from elected officials.

9 linear ft. (9 record cartons)

eng,

Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6347718

Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Bloomberg, Michael

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Kelly, Raymond W., 1941-

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Kelly, Raymond W., 1941-

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Bloomberg, Michael

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Goodgold, Sally.

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BIOGHIST REQUIRED Known as the "Ethel Merman of land use," Sally Gottfried Goodgold was born in 1929 in New York. She grew up in the Plymouth Hotel on West 49th Street, which her father, J. Samuel Gottfried, managed. She received a bachelor's degree from Bucknell University in 1949 and volunteered at Beth Israel Hospital, where she met cardiologist Murray Goodgold, whom she married. They had two children. She was co-founder with urban planner Martin Gallent of G&G Partnerships, ...

Goodgold, Sally.

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BIOGHIST REQUIRED Known as the "Ethel Merman of land use," Sally Gottfried Goodgold was born in 1929 in New York. She grew up in the Plymouth Hotel on West 49th Street, which her father, J. Samuel Gottfried, managed. She received a bachelor's degree from Bucknell University in 1949 and volunteered at Beth Israel Hospital, where she met cardiologist Murray Goodgold, whom she married. They had two children. She was co-founder with urban planner Martin Gallent of G&G Partnerships, ...