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Grand Central Station (Finished)

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1871 - Cornelius and Grand Central Depot

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1871 - Cornelius and Grand Central Depot

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It was an extremely personal project of Corenelius' as he funded the entire project. While this isn't the only project that he embarked on, it arguably the most important. Fitting as his wallpaper.

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As a businessman, the stock market is an essential thing to moniter. In fact, Cornelius was a big player in the stock market. It's as such that he was as successful as he was. Because of this, I feel it's an appropriate app.

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Being one of his biggest projects was being built in New York, it would help to stay relevant as to the current events happening. Even when the project was finished, he lived in New York city, so this seems like the best choice for where he would get his news from.

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Is a simple money managing app. Knowing exactly where at what your money is going to is really helpful. Especially if you are a businessman. This app would make it easy for Cornelius to track every penny he spends to make sure everything is order. Again, I think this is a very fitting choice.

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I am writing to check the progress on Grand Central Depot.  How is the construction going so far?

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While the construction is going fine, the people of New York are beginning to question the project.

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What do you mean? Surely, they should understand the premice of my vision. I wish for a grand station for easy travel across all of New York City!

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It's not the premice they are confused on. They are doubting choices made regarding certain building specifications.

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Can you give some examples as to what they are questioning?

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Due to the location it's being built, the project has come under scrutiny from the people of New York. The New York times even went as far as to say it was "neither grand nor central."

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Fear not! I have seen the growth of New York. In years to come, as the city grows, this station will be deadset in the middle of the most important city in America.

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I have no doubts as to the prosepects of New York City you stated. I trust your knowledge in the world of business will be correct.

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Please, continue the great work. I will continue to check in as the project continues.

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Understood.

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Corenlius has many pictures of himself and family in New York city. Particularly Staten Island, where he was born.

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Cornelius Vanderbilt was a pioneer in the world of locomotives. He studied them to figure out how they worked so he could improve them. Make them better. Here, he has a picture of him next to the first locomotive he owned.

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He has many pictures showing the construction of Grand Central Depot. As one of his projects, it makes sense that he would have pictures of the building as it was being built.

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Released in 1898 and was a song about, take your best guess, the child of an engineer. One of the lyrics are as follows:

"She was the pride and only child of a railroad engineer
His duty had called him from those he loved and seeing that hope was dim"

This song makes sense as Cornelius was a big player when it came to railroads and trains, so it makes sense he would listen to a song about a train engineer.

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This is a song done by Mary Chapin Carpenter. It doesn't take a genius to understand what the song is about. As the constructer and visonary for the project, having a song like this to show the public reception makes a lot of sense. Lyrics as follows...

"Headin' uptown now, just as the shifts are changin'
To Grand Central Station"

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This song done by Frank Sinatra is all about Cornelius Vanderbilt home of New York city. Being that he was born here, listening to this song is a perfect fit. The lyrics as follows...

These vagabond shoes, are longing to stray
Right through the very heart of it
New York, New York