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. >> so albert vic moore who founds the natural history museum realizes hey, we can tap in to these railroads tycoons and all this money. hey, we can a lot of them people in the city we can educate them and the same thing is happening in other cities particularly pittsburgh with carnegie who as i said earlier seems genuine in his desire to take care of these blue-collar workers that are earning him all this money. that there's a place for their families to go so carnegie their curators and bone collectors have to answer to him and their pulling money from a lot of people so osborne who is running the dinosaur department or more a specifically what's their specific title? paleontology, he's got a lot of people to answer with so bone wars reach a different level now. to really satisfy these owners. which benefits the museums i guess the benefits the people going to visit those museums but not puts pressure on barnum brown. >> barnum brown, they start building the museum and expand it and if you've been in new york it's beautiful. it's several blocks. it's this fortress essentially of science an