Person Detail: Margot McCoy Gayle

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General Information:
Full Name: Margot McCoy Gayle
Biography: (1908-2008) Preservationist, writer. Margot Gayle was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1908, and died in Manhattan, New York, in 2008. She was known for her efforts in preserving historic landmarks, especially Victorian cast iron architecture, and she was the author of four books.
Author's Timeline:
1908		(Unknown) County Margot McCoy was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1908. She married William T. Gayle.
2008		New York County Margot Gayle died in Manhattan, New York, in 2008.
1998		(Unknown) County Cast-Iron Architecture In America: The Significance Of James Bogardus (Pub: W. W. Norton and Company. ISBN: ISBN-10: 0393730158, ISBN-13: 978-0393730159 ) Nonfiction written with her daughter, Carol Gayle.
1974		(Unknown) County Cast Iron Architecture in New York: A Photographic Survey (Pub: Dover Publications. ISBN: ISBN-10: 0486229807, ISBN-13: 978-0486229805. ) Nonfiction with photographer, Edmund V. Gillon.
1988		New York County Art Commission And The Municipal Art Society Guide To Manhattan's Outdoor Sculpture (Pub: Prentice Hall. ISBN: ISBN-10: 0136202535, ISBN-13: 978-0136202530 ) Nonfiction written with Michele Cohen.
1999		(Unknown) County Metals In America's Historic Buildings, Uses And Preservation Treatments (Pub: National Park Service. ISBN: ISBN-10: 0160616557, ISBN-13: 978-0160616556 ) Nonfiction written with David W. Look and John G. Waite.
?		New York County Ms. Gayle lived in Manhattan, New York. She was a script writer for CBS Radio and wrote an architecture column for The Daily News for 16 years.