fred olmstead and charles mckeown. two of the most brilliant architects including -- and you have the son of the man who was the most brilliant and foremost landscape architect. it was certainly a part of it. they went to europe and studied all the great cities of europe all these guys great capitals of europe. very hard they were all in paris, but he had to go off to a meeting with james cassatt, and cassette was also head of the pennsylvania railroad, and he did not want the railroad where it was. and burn them shorted not wanted where it was. what they arranged this for a tunnel basically to go under capitol hill to the south and then they would build union station so that the trains would terminate there. and i think i have exhausted all my knowledge. >> the origin of the residency. >> excuse me? now you have got me started. the origin is in the constitution of the united states. article one section eight, clause 17 which says that this is a part from the country. and that is where it began. but i think you might w

fred olmstead and charles mckeown. two of the most brilliant architects including -- and you have the son of the man who was the most brilliant and foremost landscape architect. it was certainly a part of it. they went to europe and studied all the great cities of europe all these guys great capitals of europe. very hard they were all in paris, but he had to go off to a meeting with james cassatt, and cassette was also head of the pennsylvania railroad, and he did not want the railroad where it was. and burn them shorted not wanted where it was. what they arranged this for a tunnel basically to go under capitol hill to the south and then they would build union station so that the trains would terminate there. and i think i have exhausted all my knowledge. >> the origin of the residency. >> excuse me? now you have got me started. the origin is in the constitution of the united states. article one section eight, clause 17 which says that this is a part from the country. and that is where it began. but i think you might w

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