By Jack T. Conn, Western Heritage Books, 1979. Not in print, but can be found at antique stores, collectable book shops, sometimes online.
Review: Jack Conn, president of Fidelity Bank, was a leading civic leader who developed downtown’s underground pedestrian tunnels, which were named the Conncourse in his honor until being renamed as The Underground. It’s a decent read, revealing much of the mindset of the city’s business community in the 1960s and 1970s.
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