c-span.org and listen on the freak radio app. up next and american history tv exclusive. we visit palo alto california to learn about its unique history and literary life area for eight years we have traveled to u.s. cities ringing the literary scene and historic sites to viewers. you can watch more at c-span.org/citiestour. the sanford stock 1876.e published in you could spend your whole time never get outd here. this is why he purchased the land. he could live in san francisco, needed a place to raise worse is , so he bought this property in 1876. he also bought one of the world s most famous horses, election-year. electioneer. he was the secretariat of his day. he also had trotting horses. world s mosthe debated with anot edward who was a photographer, whether or not schroders trotters, all their legs got off the ground at the same time. he set up a series of cameras that took pictures of the tr otter as the horse ran along. they found all four legs off the ground at
we would just enter and see how far we could go. to think we got second place on our first try blows my mind. to watch all the winning entries from this year s studentcam contest, go to studentcam.org. welcome to palo alto, located about 30 miles south of san francisco, the city of about 56,000 is considered the birthplace of silicon valley. with help from our comcast cable partners, for the next hour, we visit historic sites in the city as well as stanford university. we will begin with the stanford barn where the university town of palo alto originated. we are at the stock farm that he purchased in 1876. you could spend your whole time at stanford and never get out here. this is why he purchased the land. he had been living in san francisco and needed a place to raise horses. 1876.ght this property in he also bought the world s most famous horse, election-year. he was the secretariat of his day. he also. . had trotting horses. he was curious. whoebated with another guy
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