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A midcentury Goldilocks with a bank job and a trust fund, David Rockefeller sailed around the Caribbean on his family’s 95-foot yacht searching for the perfect spot to build a beach house. By 1957 he found it on the shores of St. Barthélemy, better known as St. Barts or occasionally St. Barth. THE STORY OF ST. BARTS A backwater just south of St. Martin, the island was largely undeveloped, with virtually no industry, no infrastructure and a tiny population, writes Michael Gross in Treasured Island: The Story of St. Barth and Its Barbarians, Billionaires, and Beauties (Harper). …
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