jane and franklin came to andover to visit the akin family. they came here with their son vinny to visit the cousin. franklin and jane became very close and to catch those children after their son passed away. the family stayed at 47 central city which is the summer white house. it's called that franklin pierce would come to visit his wife in andover. jay will stay with her sister and he would come to visit them in the summer in particular. it's believed the administrative staff stayed at 47 central street. jane and franklin were staying in andover because there had been a death in the family. jane's uncle had died. they went to boston to attend the funeral. they returned to andover so they could pack their things and head to concord and get ready to move to the white house. unfortunately the train ride was devastating. an axle rod broke on the train. as i understand it vinny was a child, this would have been five minutes of the train. when the train rolled down, he was hit in the back of the head severely. vinny did not survive the crash. the

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so i thought, well, if she gets into the boarding school she wants to go to, andover, then i'll accept the gm job. so she did and i did. and that's how it all started. >> what did you hope to do as the chief economist, and how did that align with what gm wanted you to do? >> well, i -- the chief economist before me who retired, which is why the job was available, had really mainly been kind of an assistant to the chairman who wrote speeches for him or at least set out the content of the speeches. and i really wanted to make the economic staff a bit more useful to the operating side of the house. so i did a number of things. for one thing, i shifted the analytical framework of the staff from just focusing exclusively on the u.s. economy to focusing on the global economy. i'm sure that bias came partly from my own background as an international economist, but also i was beginning to be convinced that this was becoming a global industry. >> uh-huh. >> and so i reoriented that staff in that direction. >> it's, because it's 19 have been 78 when you join. japanese invasion had happened. >> r

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the first time, as max suggested, that the 2010 presidential transition act had been operated under andover we felt it was important that we document to the degree possible our experience. i also would like to acknowledge that this is not about what might've been. this is about what we learned. and so our conversation ought to be focused on that. when we determined to put together this book or report, our charge was our self-imposed charge was to make it practical. this is not a historical problem. it's designed to be a practical recounting of her own expenses in an effort to be able to be useful for others. it's i think important to remember that we are three years away now from two transitions being formed. when our government will, in fact, begin to transition to a new administration. i'll just acknowledge that with that in mind that we chose the name, the romney readiness project. we would've changed to the romney transition had the election result been different, but from the very beginning we acknowledge and recognize that we're in the process of a planning effort. i do like to just r

jane and franklin were staying in andover because there have been a death in the family.d. they went to boston to attend that funeral. he returned to they could pack .n and had to court -- concorde the train ride was very devastating. and inre a mile out axelrod broke. it slipped. as i understand it, then he was a child. he was moving about. when the train rolled down he was hit in the back of his head very severely. he did not survive the crash. the services took place at mary kin's house. mary was very grief stricken and cannot make it to the funeral. jane was referred to as tubercular. she probably died of a lung disease. harriet lane was hostess to her uncle james buchanan and many social activities which prepared her for her future as as white house hostess. >> here we are. this is the home of president james buchanan. in the spring of 1848, they moved here. this is the place that she will call home until the age of 36 when she married and moved to baltimore. >> this room is a very special room. it is a very special helub. to friendserve teas and guests. it is the ro