what is being kept is the steel members, like you saw, from the philadelphia navy yards, a similar idea. it's large, steel members with that authentic quality. it's the roof line for natural daylight. so this shows how you can preserve some characters and qualities of that existing structure and reuse it. and skin it with glass so you can see that from outside as well as experience it within. and that fronts the green room. building 813 is across the way. and this is a little different. it's a building that the character is internal. it has fluted columns, which is rarely done anymore. it was built as a storage shed. the question is, how can you open it up and bring in daylight and make it habitable for people. you can see here there's a large connection at the public realm and it's a conceptual image, to give you an idea of how we've shown about the standards applied to the historic buildings that this is something that the pedestrian realm might be the enhancement, whereas the building across the way, might be something that you see more from the building scale and it's the historic c

navy. he was living in philadelphia. he met my mom. they got married.were married 72 years until he passed away a couple years ago. he was very interested in business, also went to the wharton school, and he was an entrepreneur, made golf club putters. he went into muzak, marketing, worked for senator benton in advertising, so he liked the marketing and advertising products side. and one day, he got into men's cologne, and he just loved the smell and the marketing aspect. and then the same with a product, like a belt or a suspender. technology came along, and he got himself convinced that slacks, that is polyester pants without belts, would be the technology that could put him out of business, so he sold his business. he was walking around philadelphia, apparently, 1963, and a guy came up to him and said, ralph, i have a got a venture for you. you ought to buy a community television system in tupelo, mississippi. and as he told the story, he said, where is tupelo, and what is community antenna television? and the answer was the birthplace of elvis presl

murmur for my fever the job was in order so this nice man at the department of the navy foun can't be a jobn philadelphia at the emergency shipping board so by the time they were winding down in 1920, mr. mccarthy wrote me a letter for franklin delano roosevelt on the democratic party ticket. he needed a good girl to come down to manhattan and work at the office. i knew that he was going to be a very long campaign because i got the letter in 1920 and it wasn't until november, quite a long time for a presidential campai campaign. i didn't see much of mr. roosevelt because he was whistle stopping across the country by train he gave a thousand speeches during those three months but it was all for nothing. it was a bad year for the democrats. nobody wanted to hear about woodrow wilson, the league of nations and the democratic party ticket had nothing to run on and they were demolished by the republicans. imagine that. and then we got warren g. harding and calvin coolidge. he had the most they were his friends. he died conveniently and calvin coolidge had been the governor of my state of massachusetts took ov

navy mr. charles mccarthy found me a job in philadelphia at the emergency shipping board which was involved with the war effort as well. well, about the time that job was winding down in 1920, mr. cabbing car think wrote me a letter and said that he was the campaign secretary for franklin roosevelt who was running for vice president on the democratic party ticket with james m.cox, well, he needed a good girl to come down to manhattan and work at the office and was i interested and i knew it was going to be a very, very long campaign because i got the letter in august 1920 and the election wasn't until november, quite a long time for a presidential campaign, isn't it, so i came to manhattan and i didn't see much of mr. roosevelt, i did meet him because he was whistle stopping across the country by train, he gave a thousand speeches during those three months. but it was all for nothing, it was a very, very bad year for the democrats, nobody wanted to hear about woodrow wilson, the great war, the league of nations and the democratic party ticket just had nothing to run on and they were dem olished

navy clad vessels. hidebound.s still ads ran in the usual places -- the philadelphia evening bulletin, and the baltimore clipper. that one i find interesting because it means that baltimore was not exactly friendly to unions. needed was alles group to review the plan. this to be successful, they is -- a person who is familiar. they found out that they were no longer part of the board. they did not find out through a tweet. [laughter] dr. holloway: they were by no means experts in ironclad technology. yet here they were. they would receive 16 proposals. now some of them were intriguing, but some were perplexing. some came with a price tag and no plans. some came with plans and no price tag. a rubber clad vessel. two of the plans did show promise. one was the american sons of philadelphia. it had the very attractive price tag -- the other one happened to bushnell by cornelius .ith the price tag of 235,000 there would be money left over. questions. the main one being, would it float, which is a concern if you warship.g an ironclad hotelll was leaving the one evening when he ran into another crime unions. i

philadelphia and now walter wiggins. i don't know what state he is from originally, but he is a retired navy captain who is going to command salary of $450,000 to run the electricity company. with these nominees, people say, oh, but that is a salary that we have give someone with those kinds of credentials. but that argument is never made for puerto ricans who are haveienced -- who have to their pensions reduced, etc. there's another nominee that went under the radar, brad dean, appointed the head of this daily private,ublic -- nonprofit agency funded by the government, if you can figure that out. created through special legislation that transferred responsibilities and resources from the government, tourism industry to a private entity. that is going to be in charge of marketing puerto rico. it is interesting these are very central and important agencies. a vacation for the education department to not be in the hands of local puerto rican. and even the marketing and the definition themselves that is involved in the tourism campaign. for that to not be in the hands of puerto ricans. and now a critical aspect such as electr