Audio was awful had to use the closed caption to understand a word he said
@rexsolomon632520 күн бұрын
Sadly the United States has weakened inventor's protections for their patents, thereby stifling innovation. Thank you for this presentation and for your efforts to laud George Westinghouse Jr.'s life and work. But, were it not for George Senior's SEVEN patents, and the wealth it created for his family, Westinghouse Jr. would likely not been able to start his businesses the way he did. The World also OWES George Westinghouse SENIOR a tremendous debt of gratitude. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR POSTING THIS LECTURE!
@GuillaumeDArtagnan21 күн бұрын
Total nonsense, designed to put you to sleep. Here's the real deal on those spectacular buildings that we could not possibly reproduce today with modern tools. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6qgzbqfaNCzgNI.html
@yarazooomАй бұрын
why McKinley? he was president during the Spanish-american war where America became an Empire. we claimed Puerto Rico Hawaii Philippines & Guam. in addition Cuba was set to be handed over too but those plans fell thru. he was commander in chief using telegraph to communicate directly with generals.
@MYKroe2 ай бұрын
I find the story of Evelyn Nesbit fascinating and tragic. She was used by her mother and sexaully abused by these men of "prominence." What I also find sad is that she is potrayed as being a naive girl of little intellect. If you read her books, or books about her like American Eve, she was very literate and bright. Her portrayal in both the Ragtime movie and play is shameful.
@dkennell9983 ай бұрын
Jane Jacobs' take on the City Beautiful movement is that it contributed to the hollowing out of inner cities, demolished dense, human-scale, mixed-use, responsive neighborhoods in favor of stuff that looks nice driving through it but is no good for living in, and that it gave us our current innovation-stifling zoning laws and municipality-bankrupting suburbs. Pretty convincing, I have to be honest.
@presumedeagle1018 күн бұрын
That was more modernism and urban renewal, sure the city beautiful moment did lead to the demolition of “blighted” areas in the same way as urban renewal but it was focused on public space and community centers as opposed to the car dominated freeways of modernism. Like I wouldn’t exactly call the national mall “hollow and empty” most of DC was built around the city beautiful moment actually and is extremely walkable and mixed use
@user-kh2pp4vj7b3 ай бұрын
I duplicate my nick name EVE as evelyn sariga america
@chadk25253 ай бұрын
Shady shit.
@ciai73173 ай бұрын
Could someone please clarify what she said about the location and the trainer of the architects responsible for designing the city between the time frame of 24:28 and 25 in the video?
@FlaglerMuseum3 ай бұрын
The speaker is stating that the architects were trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, school of architecture in Paris, France: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_des_Beaux-Arts and: beauxartsparis.fr/fr
@ciai73173 ай бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
@skate1034 ай бұрын
Cant hear, too bad...
@markvenaglia15485 ай бұрын
Your "City Beautiful" video needs to be required viewing for all 2024 presidential candidates.
@jeffreyrichardson5 ай бұрын
idiotic games jody welchs childrens shames bumpers bowling lanes
@matthewbolduc27145 ай бұрын
As you can see by this politicians need to be watched closely. They will go to great length to cheat and lie. Parallelisms to Trumpist efforts and activities are clear. Some actors might have been familiar with the events of the election of 1876. The election of 1876 should be studied closely at this time. Voters may have been clearly disenfranchised during the election process of 1876. Ultimately a congressional committee selected the president. Additional highly political factors are present in the chain of causality that resulted in the determination of the disputed electoral votes. Great efforts had been made to declare a winner based upon the decree of U.S. Grant, etc. Grant declined to declare Hayes the winner and he may have continued in his belief that Tilden won. Beware of politicians.
@The1ByTheSea5 ай бұрын
26:23 is not El Mirasol .It is another Addison. Mizner's masterpiece : Playa Riente; and it is the front of Playa Riente
@The1ByTheSea5 ай бұрын
the first French chateau :The Biltmore Estate the Vanderbilt in Ashville,North Carolina. The second Neoclasical : WhiteMarsh Hall and Lynewood Hall .
@The1ByTheSea5 ай бұрын
Addison Mizner was the father of Mediterranean Revival in Palm Beach.Other prominent architects of the time and later were : Marion Sims Wyeth, John Volk ,and later on Maurice Fatio
@The1ByTheSea5 ай бұрын
In 1926, John Volk set up his architectural firm, partnering with Gustav Maass until 1935. Volk became one of the architects (along with Mizner, Fatio and Howard and Wyeth) contributing to the Palm Beach area's signature style. Volk's early projects were designed in the Mediterranean Revival style, but he was more reserved in his use of ornamentation. Volk went on to design projects in the West Indian British Colonial style and the Bermudan style and he became known for his Georgian Revival designs.
@stephendavis60666 ай бұрын
Tilden got robbed?...clearly it was very close and throughout the south massive voter supression of the black male citizens of the US would have grealy boosted and clearified the Hayes was the winner. However to prevent the fractious and destructive debate the compromise was made to end federal protections fir the rights of freed men to exercise their constitutional rights. Hayes should have won and no compromise should have been necessary. The country however and moreover the entire freed black american community had to endure white supremeicity terrorism until the civil rights struggles of the 1960s dialed things back..and a peoples right to vote had to be enshrined in law.
@jdunderwood20106 ай бұрын
Give me a break. Grant was one of the greatest presidents ever. This disinformation is part of the elitist narrative. What a joke.
@donofon10147 ай бұрын
Possibly a good description of Lindsey Graham at 12:45
@keleniengaluafe26007 ай бұрын
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@andrewscott96107 ай бұрын
The Fraud of the century is crooked Joe Biden election!!
@Humannbeing7 ай бұрын
America left Europe and created a culture antithetical to it, it then cannot take its architecture.
@manatee25007 ай бұрын
A Wonderful lecture.
@GeorgiaAlbert7 ай бұрын
In the early 1980s I was attending UNLV. I chose Julia Morgan as a subject for a class assignment. As it turned out there were no books, or articles, about Julia's early education, or her career, to be found. I did learn the photos of her and William R. Hearst were captioned "Wiliam Randolf Hearst and his sexr
@2012photograph7 ай бұрын
My Uncles were Managers of Fairmont Hotell in San Francisco.
@janebeman62597 ай бұрын
The sound system was not working well. I'm going to see if the closed captioning works.
@kellicoffman84408 ай бұрын
Sounds a lot like our recent elections often we feel they have been stolen on either side
@nancystevens74479 ай бұрын
Ms. Nesbit was a victim of sexual exploitation and was sex trafficked. She was destroyed by the men and women around her and ended up as a drug addict as well as being an alcoholic! Tragic beauty is what I see…….
@user-zy8cy6hn6o9 ай бұрын
I wish he had included my favorite Tilden quote "I can retire to private life with the consciousness that I shall receive from posterity the credit of having been elected to the highest position in the gift of the people, without any of the cares and responsibilities of the office."
@jonmarco7410 ай бұрын
Isn’t it now illegal to question elections? Shame on you.
@wixom0110 ай бұрын
This was someone's house at one time. Good Lord!
@jimmiller168610 ай бұрын
Wonderful presentation. I wish I had the chance to meet him before his death.
@shannonburninhell890610 ай бұрын
Hays sucks
@user-te5vp6qv5h10 ай бұрын
Guiteau was an Oswald-type chronic failure and narcissist, and acted alone, just like Lee Harvey. Please stop the conspiracy nonsense!
@jimmiller168610 ай бұрын
the audio is awful
@libertyann43910 ай бұрын
Fraud if that century, maybe. We have a new fraud for this one.
@elijahFree20009 ай бұрын
Trump was the fraud 😅
@canon635610 ай бұрын
Your speaker at best a bigot, at worst a southern sympathizing racist . Grant was a great president- Johnson was horrible. Grant was so good many wanted a 3rd term.
@FlaglerMuseum10 ай бұрын
The Whitehall Lecture Series returns on February 4, 2024 titled "The Unlikely Titans of Industry and Commerce". The Series will include lectures on: Frank Winfield Woolworth by biographer George W. Nelson, Thomas Alva Edison by biographer Dr. Paul Israel, James Cash Penney by biographer David Delbert Kruger, John Wanamaker by biographer Dr. Nicole C. Kirk, George Westinghouse by biographer William R. Huber, and Henry Ford by biographer Dr. Steven Watts. The Series is streamed live to Vimeo. If you are interested in attending either online or in-person at the Flagler Museum, you can sign up to our mailing list at tinyurl.com/FlaglerMuseum or visit FlaglerMuseum.us for more information.
@norm232210 ай бұрын
Interesting subject, one I'll pursue through the various books available on the subject. Unfortunately, the speaker made a compelling story boring and difficult to listen to. Out of frustration, I gave up after 25 minutes in.
@ChrisNoonetheFirst10 ай бұрын
The Union should have dissolved the Rebel states, not let them back in scot-free
@user-yx9bs8zo5q10 ай бұрын
Topped by the fraud of Brandon
@ChrisNoonetheFirst10 ай бұрын
Biden won by 7 million votes. Get over it
@elijahFree20009 ай бұрын
Tissue?
@chadk25253 ай бұрын
@@elijahFree2000yo momma shoulda took the load on her chest.
@patmischel688310 ай бұрын
They should taken out Haues.
@billtruthseekertaylor457610 ай бұрын
Obviously this book and this presentation was done years before the election of 2020. I would love to see some point by point comparison of the 1876 election and the 2020 election. I think the certification of electors by the respective state governors was key in each. I think Congress and the Supreme Court wanted be neutral as much as possible. It also seems to me to demonstrate that ‘paper ballots’ and ‘Election Day voting only’ are NOT ‘magic bullets’ to ensure election integrity.
@ChrisNoonetheFirst10 ай бұрын
One thing is certain: Hayes didn't call the Secretary of State of Georgia up on the phone and threaten to throw him in prison if he didn't "find 11,780 votes (which is one more than we have)".
@kidmohair815110 ай бұрын
thank you, Prof Smith, for putting Grant back where he belongs as one the best of chief executives of the US. Grant is the leader who should have succeeded Lincoln. the almost 4 years of Andrew Johnson, who until recently was considered the worst of that crowd, allowed the southern aristocrats to retrench and impose their hegemony once more in the rebellious states of the south. the hole thus created, the country is *still* trying to crawl out of.
@jaytrace100610 ай бұрын
I’ve enjoyed other presentations, but I can’t handle the sound quality on n this one. Sorry.
@jaytrace100610 ай бұрын
Oddly, one piece of continuity between the assassinations of Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley. Robert Todd Lincoln was in D.C. when his father was shot and rushed to his deathbed to be with him. He was Secretary of War under James Garfield, and witnessed him being shot. And, he was in Buffalo, NY, and nearby when McKinley was shot. He was outside the Temple of Music at the Pan-American Exposition where the President was shot.
@hunniebe611 ай бұрын
Fraud of the 21st Century; The Election of President Biden.
@mariefaisal9811 ай бұрын
"THIS IS US" "CAN YOU SEE US "
@mccalltrader11 ай бұрын
Did you mean Brandon? Cuz you said Hayes..but it sounded like you may have meant Joe
@jaytrace100611 ай бұрын
Voter fraud and intimidation is wrong now, and has been wrong since the birth of this nation. If you are a candidate, and your platform or ideas do not entice enough people to vote you into office, then the platform, the ideas, or the candidate need to change. And, all voter irregularities must be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest of the law. Regardless of party…
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Audio was awful had to use the closed caption to understand a word he said
Sadly the United States has weakened inventor's protections for their patents, thereby stifling innovation. Thank you for this presentation and for your efforts to laud George Westinghouse Jr.'s life and work. But, were it not for George Senior's SEVEN patents, and the wealth it created for his family, Westinghouse Jr. would likely not been able to start his businesses the way he did. The World also OWES George Westinghouse SENIOR a tremendous debt of gratitude. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR POSTING THIS LECTURE!
Total nonsense, designed to put you to sleep. Here's the real deal on those spectacular buildings that we could not possibly reproduce today with modern tools. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6qgzbqfaNCzgNI.html
why McKinley? he was president during the Spanish-american war where America became an Empire. we claimed Puerto Rico Hawaii Philippines & Guam. in addition Cuba was set to be handed over too but those plans fell thru. he was commander in chief using telegraph to communicate directly with generals.
I find the story of Evelyn Nesbit fascinating and tragic. She was used by her mother and sexaully abused by these men of "prominence." What I also find sad is that she is potrayed as being a naive girl of little intellect. If you read her books, or books about her like American Eve, she was very literate and bright. Her portrayal in both the Ragtime movie and play is shameful.
Jane Jacobs' take on the City Beautiful movement is that it contributed to the hollowing out of inner cities, demolished dense, human-scale, mixed-use, responsive neighborhoods in favor of stuff that looks nice driving through it but is no good for living in, and that it gave us our current innovation-stifling zoning laws and municipality-bankrupting suburbs. Pretty convincing, I have to be honest.
That was more modernism and urban renewal, sure the city beautiful moment did lead to the demolition of “blighted” areas in the same way as urban renewal but it was focused on public space and community centers as opposed to the car dominated freeways of modernism. Like I wouldn’t exactly call the national mall “hollow and empty” most of DC was built around the city beautiful moment actually and is extremely walkable and mixed use
I duplicate my nick name EVE as evelyn sariga america
Shady shit.
Could someone please clarify what she said about the location and the trainer of the architects responsible for designing the city between the time frame of 24:28 and 25 in the video?
The speaker is stating that the architects were trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, school of architecture in Paris, France: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_des_Beaux-Arts and: beauxartsparis.fr/fr
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Cant hear, too bad...
Your "City Beautiful" video needs to be required viewing for all 2024 presidential candidates.
idiotic games jody welchs childrens shames bumpers bowling lanes
As you can see by this politicians need to be watched closely. They will go to great length to cheat and lie. Parallelisms to Trumpist efforts and activities are clear. Some actors might have been familiar with the events of the election of 1876. The election of 1876 should be studied closely at this time. Voters may have been clearly disenfranchised during the election process of 1876. Ultimately a congressional committee selected the president. Additional highly political factors are present in the chain of causality that resulted in the determination of the disputed electoral votes. Great efforts had been made to declare a winner based upon the decree of U.S. Grant, etc. Grant declined to declare Hayes the winner and he may have continued in his belief that Tilden won. Beware of politicians.
26:23 is not El Mirasol .It is another Addison. Mizner's masterpiece : Playa Riente; and it is the front of Playa Riente
the first French chateau :The Biltmore Estate the Vanderbilt in Ashville,North Carolina. The second Neoclasical : WhiteMarsh Hall and Lynewood Hall .
Addison Mizner was the father of Mediterranean Revival in Palm Beach.Other prominent architects of the time and later were : Marion Sims Wyeth, John Volk ,and later on Maurice Fatio
In 1926, John Volk set up his architectural firm, partnering with Gustav Maass until 1935. Volk became one of the architects (along with Mizner, Fatio and Howard and Wyeth) contributing to the Palm Beach area's signature style. Volk's early projects were designed in the Mediterranean Revival style, but he was more reserved in his use of ornamentation. Volk went on to design projects in the West Indian British Colonial style and the Bermudan style and he became known for his Georgian Revival designs.
Tilden got robbed?...clearly it was very close and throughout the south massive voter supression of the black male citizens of the US would have grealy boosted and clearified the Hayes was the winner. However to prevent the fractious and destructive debate the compromise was made to end federal protections fir the rights of freed men to exercise their constitutional rights. Hayes should have won and no compromise should have been necessary. The country however and moreover the entire freed black american community had to endure white supremeicity terrorism until the civil rights struggles of the 1960s dialed things back..and a peoples right to vote had to be enshrined in law.
Give me a break. Grant was one of the greatest presidents ever. This disinformation is part of the elitist narrative. What a joke.
Possibly a good description of Lindsey Graham at 12:45
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Fraud of the century is crooked Joe Biden election!!
America left Europe and created a culture antithetical to it, it then cannot take its architecture.
A Wonderful lecture.
In the early 1980s I was attending UNLV. I chose Julia Morgan as a subject for a class assignment. As it turned out there were no books, or articles, about Julia's early education, or her career, to be found. I did learn the photos of her and William R. Hearst were captioned "Wiliam Randolf Hearst and his sexr
My Uncles were Managers of Fairmont Hotell in San Francisco.
The sound system was not working well. I'm going to see if the closed captioning works.
Sounds a lot like our recent elections often we feel they have been stolen on either side
Ms. Nesbit was a victim of sexual exploitation and was sex trafficked. She was destroyed by the men and women around her and ended up as a drug addict as well as being an alcoholic! Tragic beauty is what I see…….
I wish he had included my favorite Tilden quote "I can retire to private life with the consciousness that I shall receive from posterity the credit of having been elected to the highest position in the gift of the people, without any of the cares and responsibilities of the office."
Isn’t it now illegal to question elections? Shame on you.
This was someone's house at one time. Good Lord!
Wonderful presentation. I wish I had the chance to meet him before his death.
Hays sucks
Guiteau was an Oswald-type chronic failure and narcissist, and acted alone, just like Lee Harvey. Please stop the conspiracy nonsense!
the audio is awful
Fraud if that century, maybe. We have a new fraud for this one.
Trump was the fraud 😅
Your speaker at best a bigot, at worst a southern sympathizing racist . Grant was a great president- Johnson was horrible. Grant was so good many wanted a 3rd term.
The Whitehall Lecture Series returns on February 4, 2024 titled "The Unlikely Titans of Industry and Commerce". The Series will include lectures on: Frank Winfield Woolworth by biographer George W. Nelson, Thomas Alva Edison by biographer Dr. Paul Israel, James Cash Penney by biographer David Delbert Kruger, John Wanamaker by biographer Dr. Nicole C. Kirk, George Westinghouse by biographer William R. Huber, and Henry Ford by biographer Dr. Steven Watts. The Series is streamed live to Vimeo. If you are interested in attending either online or in-person at the Flagler Museum, you can sign up to our mailing list at tinyurl.com/FlaglerMuseum or visit FlaglerMuseum.us for more information.
Interesting subject, one I'll pursue through the various books available on the subject. Unfortunately, the speaker made a compelling story boring and difficult to listen to. Out of frustration, I gave up after 25 minutes in.
The Union should have dissolved the Rebel states, not let them back in scot-free
Topped by the fraud of Brandon
Biden won by 7 million votes. Get over it
Tissue?
@@elijahFree2000yo momma shoulda took the load on her chest.
They should taken out Haues.
Obviously this book and this presentation was done years before the election of 2020. I would love to see some point by point comparison of the 1876 election and the 2020 election. I think the certification of electors by the respective state governors was key in each. I think Congress and the Supreme Court wanted be neutral as much as possible. It also seems to me to demonstrate that ‘paper ballots’ and ‘Election Day voting only’ are NOT ‘magic bullets’ to ensure election integrity.
One thing is certain: Hayes didn't call the Secretary of State of Georgia up on the phone and threaten to throw him in prison if he didn't "find 11,780 votes (which is one more than we have)".
thank you, Prof Smith, for putting Grant back where he belongs as one the best of chief executives of the US. Grant is the leader who should have succeeded Lincoln. the almost 4 years of Andrew Johnson, who until recently was considered the worst of that crowd, allowed the southern aristocrats to retrench and impose their hegemony once more in the rebellious states of the south. the hole thus created, the country is *still* trying to crawl out of.
I’ve enjoyed other presentations, but I can’t handle the sound quality on n this one. Sorry.
Oddly, one piece of continuity between the assassinations of Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley. Robert Todd Lincoln was in D.C. when his father was shot and rushed to his deathbed to be with him. He was Secretary of War under James Garfield, and witnessed him being shot. And, he was in Buffalo, NY, and nearby when McKinley was shot. He was outside the Temple of Music at the Pan-American Exposition where the President was shot.
Fraud of the 21st Century; The Election of President Biden.
"THIS IS US" "CAN YOU SEE US "
Did you mean Brandon? Cuz you said Hayes..but it sounded like you may have meant Joe
Voter fraud and intimidation is wrong now, and has been wrong since the birth of this nation. If you are a candidate, and your platform or ideas do not entice enough people to vote you into office, then the platform, the ideas, or the candidate need to change. And, all voter irregularities must be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest of the law. Regardless of party…