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The New York Central merged with the Pennsylvania Railroad, it's arch-rival.

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"If you love me like i love you no knife can cut our love in two"
She was a designer, an inventor, of anything you can think of. Jeans, low fat/low cholesterol ice cream. Yes, I mean almost anything.

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She was an American Sculptor, Art Patron, and a collector. She founded the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.
She died April 18th, 1942.

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54 millions dollars were divided between his wife and his children.
Their family worth, today, would lie around $2.1 billion/

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After all houses and mansions fell after the great depression, the last one stands as a tourist attraction to this day; to give insight on what living in wealth was like.

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Neelly fought with his father in war, Cornelius. The Vanderbilt's had a terrible argument one day. And Cornelius resulted in a heart attack. And later died

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Alva Vanderbilt divorced her husband. Woman of this age were not supposed to speak up over their husband, and all rights were stripped. As a woman, she refuses this lifetime sentence held by her society. The Gilded Age frowned upon leadership held over a woman's shoulders. It was just un-conceivable.

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"The first generation makes it, the second generation exploits it, and the third generation fizzes out."
As making a vision takes all, and to do something that takes all on board, different generations draw the ability out of the vision. Like expanding and exploring west of the New York Central Railroad. As going west would have gave them loads of money, an estimate that is too much to count.

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She helped build a house in Manhattan, and clearly the queen of costumes back in the Gilded Age.

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A sophisticated, business man. He took every chance he got to expand the US Central.
"The public be damned!" he says to a newspaper reporter.

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After railroad was finally built, Vanderbilt had visions to expand.

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Died January 4th, 1877. In fact, it was suicide...

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Cornelius put his face and name upon every dollar bill, and every stock trade he sold. This is so he could believe that woman were buying his trade because he was on the front.

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After the Great Depression hit, only one of the Vanderbilt mansions that were built stayed standing, as they made and spent a lot of money, the Great Depression suppressed the rich as well.