As of the three Senate Office buildings. This is a separate building that is connected to this building, they are really two house of the same building. They are entirely different. , we are in the room known as hart 216. This room was specifically designed for television, and we are in one of the television booths overlooking the hearing room. This building is quite large. When they knew that the dirksen building wasnt going to be sufficient, they originally thought they would just replicate the dirksen building and build an identical twin on the other side. That wouldnt be sufficient, it would not be large enough. What happened between when the dirksen building open and the Hart Building, was the u. S. Staff tripled in size. Part of that was a result of vietnam and watergate. Up until then, the executive branch had provided most of the information that congress needed. When they felt they could not trust it, they felt the need for an independent staff. Also, there were a series of le
Donors. It is your support that allows the New York Historical society to pursue its mission to make history matter and for that we are most thankful. We are currently open from wednesdays through sundays. We would love to see you at the museum and we invite you to reserve your time. Entry tickets on our website tonights program will last approximately 45 minutes and that includes about 15 minutes at the end for questions and answers at any point during the presentation. Please feel free to submit your questions via the queue and a function on your zoom screen. We will attempt to get to as many questions as possible at the end of the presentation and just do be sure to use the q a button as we have disabled the chat. And now i will share my slides. Monuments are very much in the air these days sometimes quite literally as you can see in our title graphic for the exhibition featuring the monument to John C Calhoun lifted from its pedestal in charleston, South Carolina in 2020. And in ou
Gratitude to our trustees our Chairmans Council and all of our members and other generous donors. It is your support that allows the New York Historical society to pursue its mission to make history matter and for that we are most thankful. We are currently open from wednesdays through sundays. We would love to see you at the museum and we invite you to reserve your time. Entry tickets on our website tonights program will last approximately 45 minutes and that includes about 15 minutes at the end for questions and answers at any point during the presentation. Please feel free to submit your questions via the queue and a function on your zoom screen. We will attempt to get to as many questions as possible at the end of the presentation and just do be sure to use the q a button as we have disabled the chat. And now i will share my slides. Monuments are very much in the air these days sometimes quite literally as you can see in our title graphic for the exhibition featuring the monument t
Chairmans council and all of our members and other generous donors. It is your support that allows the New York Historical society to pursue its mission to make history matter and for that we are most thankful. We are currently open from wednesdays through sundays. We would love to see you at the museum and we invite you to reserve your time. Entry tickets on our website tonights program will last approximately 45 minutes and that includes about 15 minutes at the end for questions and answers at any point during the presentation. Please feel free to submit your questions via the queue and a function on your zoom screen. We will attempt to get to as many questions as possible at the end of the presentation and just do be sure to use the q a button as we have disabled the chat. And now i will share my slides. Monuments are very much in the air these days sometimes quite literally as you can see in our title graphic for the exhibition featuring the monument to John C Calhoun lifted from i
The New York Historical society to pursue its mission to make history matter and for that we are most thankful. We are currently open from wednesdays through sundays. We would love to see you at the museum and we invite you to reserve your time. Entry tickets on our website tonights program will last approximately 45 minutes and that includes about 15 minutes at the end for questions and answers at any point during the presentation. Please feel free to submit your questions via the queue and a function on your zoom screen. We will attempt to get to as many questions as possible at the end of the presentation and just do be sure to use the q a button as we have disabled the chat. And now i will share my slides. Monuments are very much in the air these days sometimes quite literally as you can see in our title graphic for the exhibition featuring the monument to John C Calhoun lifted from its pedestal in charleston, South Carolina in 2020. And in our own immediate neighborhood in new yor