Last Call: Dreams, Main Street, and the Search for Community
Last Call is a cautionary tale of how local culture is lost in the face of big money and gentrification. The life and times of the Bosun's Locker, an infamous bar the late, great, Boston Globe columnist and jazz writer George Frazier called, "the last great saloon on the East Coast" included hippies, locals, commercial fisherman, and yacht club types. It was also the anchor of downtown during the years (1962-1970) that were the tipping point between small town Nantucket and the exclusive playground for the wealthy it is now. Nantucket is an extreme example. But this is a story that happens in small towns and big city neighborhoods across America.

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