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  \n\nHosted by NY Adventure Club\n\nThe Vanderbilt Family was perhaps the 
 most fascinating of New York’s Gilded Age families of the 19th century — a
 fter all\, their vast wealth\; penchant for erecting monumental town house
 s and country estates\; and early struggle to become accepted in the highe
 st levels of Manhattan and Newport societies combine to tell a captivating
  saga of a social dynasty. This is the story of one of the most powerful a
 nd iconic families in American history\, and the incredible Gilded Age est
 ates built in their name.\n\nThis is a deep dive into the Vanderbilt famil
 y\, one of the most prominent families of 18th- and 19th-century America t
 hat originally made their fortune in the shipping and railroad industries.
 \nLed by historian Tom Miller\, our virtual exploration of the Vanderbilts
  and their magnificent properties will include:\n•	An overview of the famil
 y's early history\, and how a penniless Cornelius Vanderbilt I would event
 ually earn unimaginable wealth\n•	A close look at the architectural masterp
 ieces built by Cornelius' grandchildren\, including the Biltmore Estate\, 
 Newport estates (such as Marble House and The Breakers)\, and Fifth Avenue
  mansions\n•	Stories surrounding Vanderbilt feuds\, social triumphs\, and p
 ublic scandals\n•	Rare historic and modern photographs of many of these ico
 nic Gilded Age estates throughout the country\, inside and out\nAfterward\
 , we'll have a Q&A with Tom — any and all questions about the Vanderbilts 
 are welcomed and encouraged!\n
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DESCRIPTION:We will not be accepting registrations after 5 PM on Tuesday\, 
 \n\nHosted by NY Adventure Club\n\nThe Vanderbilt Family was perhaps the m
 ost fascinating of New York’s Gilded Age families of the 19th century — af
 ter all\, their vast wealth\; penchant for erecting monumental town houses
  and country estates\; and early struggle to become accepted in the highes
 t levels of Manhattan and Newport societies combine to tell a captivating 
 saga of a social dynasty. This is the story of one of the most powerful an
 d iconic families in American history\, and the incredible Gilded Age esta
 tes built in their name.\n\nThis is a deep dive into the Vanderbilt family
 \, one of the most prominent families of 18th- and 19th-century America th
 at originally made their fortune in the shipping and railroad industries.
 \nLed by historian Tom Miller\, our virtual exploration of the Vanderbilts
  and their magnificent properties will include:\n•	An overview of the famil
 y's early history\, and how a penniless Cornelius Vanderbilt I would event
 ually earn unimaginable wealth\n•	A close look at the architectural masterp
 ieces built by Cornelius' grandchildren\, including the Biltmore Estate\, 
 Newport estates (such as Marble House and The Breakers)\, and Fifth Avenue
  mansions\n•	Stories surrounding Vanderbilt feuds\, social triumphs\, and p
 ublic scandals\n•	Rare historic and modern photographs of many of these ico
 nic Gilded Age estates throughout the country\, inside and out\nAfterward\
 , we'll have a Q&A with Tom — any and all questions about the Vanderbilts 
 are welcomed and encouraged!\n
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SUMMARY:The Vanderbilts: One of America's Most Powerful Families (ONLINE)
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