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National Park Service U.S. Departme
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Vanderbilt Mansion, 1898. Wurts Bro
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Gardens and Greenhouses............
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Transportation, Power, and Mechanic
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LIST OF DIAGRAMS 1. The Management
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PREFACE When the Vanderbilt Mansion
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Historic Reso
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gardens. The site represents the ru
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CHAPTER TWO HISTORICAL OVERVIEW EVO
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November 8, 1899 Wm. A. Caire: pipe
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GLOSSARY OF ARCHITECTURAL TERMS Thi
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"Châteauesque buildings, always of
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not only in the 1860s, but also the
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argeboards, hood molding over windo
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BUSINESS LIFE OF FREDERICK VANDERBI
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EDWARD WALES Ruth Wales (daughter)
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HYDE PARK HISTORICAL SOCIETY The co
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VASSAR COLLEGE LIBRARY, SPECIAL COL
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Andrews, Wayne. The Vanderbilt Lege
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Granger, Alfred Hoyt. Charles Folle
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O'Brien, Raymond. J. American Subli
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Metcalf, Pauline. "The Interiors of
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REPORTS Albee, Peggy A. Home of Fra
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_____. Untitled journal. 1904. Tran