Official Guide to the Saving Tara Project
by Peter Bonner
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Tara, the fictional home of the O'Hara's in Gone with the Wind, and arguably the most iconic movie set of all time, is presently being restored and opened to the public. The book, "The Official Guide to the Saving Tara Project," presents the Tara facade as few have seen it and chronicles the first steps in preparing the Tara facade for its second chance at a "close up." Peter Bonner has done what was thought to be impossible in giving the first ever tours of the Tara facade since it was dismantled and removed from Selznick's Hollywood lot in 1959. Peter Bonner's book provides a pictoral account of the work on Tara to date, becoming an historical must have for all Gone With The Wind lovers and collectors .
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