This book offers an in-depth look at one of Downtown Brooklyn's longest redevelopment sagas. It features a visual tour of the legendary pedestrian mall, a history of Fulton Street's varied transformations, and interviews with key planners and city officials whose decisions drove its redesign in the 1960s and 2000s. With original and archival documentation--including newspaper clippings, maps, photographs, visual projections, and analyses--it is a guide to Fulton Mall's past, a call to re-envision its future, and a case study for other urban-commercial developments of its kind.