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Kudos to Grippo for compiling and writing this illustrated history of the world’s most famous store. Gaining world recognition through its role in the 1947 movie Miracle on 34th Street, Macy’s nonetheless began in more humble circumstances in 1858 under the ownership of former Nantucket seaman Rowland H. Macy. Much like today, the store—and, later, the empire—experienced its ups and downs along with the U.S. economy. Yet it should be credited with its pioneering retail accomplishments, not just the eponymous Thanksgiving Day parade, launched in 1924 (and originally labeled the Christmas Parade). Its other innovations are in marketing (Fourth of July fireworks and local flower shows), merchandising (with the launch of the Cellar as well as store-label brands), and employee-welfare programs. The author provides great historical context through the bottom-of-the-page illustrated footers chronicling events, celebrities, and politics of that era. As a history alone, the story of this New York–based empire entertains; yet as a not-so-objective narrative of U.S. retailing, it serves as a simple paean to the old Macy’s, posing some real questions about its survival as the first coast-to-coast American department store under CEO Terry Lundgren. --Barbara Jacobs --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.



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