[Answer] Which New York City landmark did First Lady Jackie Kennedy save from demolition?

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...1. Empire State Building 2. Grand Central Terminal 3. Guggenheim Museum 4. Statue of Liberty

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Grand Central Terminal - When New York City's Grand Central Terminal was in danger of being demolished in the 1970s, preservationists rallied to save it — with help from none other than First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. She and several other New Yorkers were determined to save the historic structure, which had become less relevant due to a reduction in rail travel. There was already one tower (then known as the Pan Am building) just behind the station, and architect Marcel Breuer had been tapped to build another right on top of the concourse. At the time, Grand Central was a New York City landmark by law, and Kennedy Onassis viewed the preservation of such landmarks as a "public good." The property's owners, however, took issue with its landmark status and sued to have it voided. Ultimately, though, Justice William Brennan Jr. sided with preservation, and more than 40 years later, Grand Central still stands.:

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