Sa "Today we explored the city within a city Rockefeller Center."
Mo "I don’t know if I liked it. It might have been better when
it was a botanical garden."
Sa "What? This was an architectural achievement. Especially
since they built it during the humans Great Depression."
Mo "Great Depression? Oh, you mean when humans could not afford
to buy lots of treats."
Sa "Um, something like that but let’s talk about the center
instead. Why did you mention a garden?"
Mo "You mean I know something you don’t? Awesome!"
Sa "There is always a first time for everything. I am listening
tell me about the garden."
Image of Elgin Botanical Garden (https://brianaltonenmph.com) |
Mo "Before it was Rockefeller center it was this country’s first
botanical garden. A human David Hosack was a doctor and professor of flowers
and plants at Colombia University.
He bought 19 acres of land that would eventually be midtown. There he built a
garden to study plants for medical uses. It was named the Elgin Botanical
Garden. It had flowers from all over the world and there was a 62 foot long
greenhouse on the land. In fact later it would be the model for the New York
Botanical Garden. Sadly, the human ran out of money and the garden fell into
disrepair and was no longer used. Then somehow it got taken by the next human
Rockefeller."
Sa "Interesting do you know how, why and what happened to create
Rockefeller Center."
Mo "Nope. That was it for me."
Sa "Well that was really interesting. Next, post I will teach
you about the how, why and what of the city within a city, Rockefeller Center."
Mo "Cool I will be ready to learn."
MoSa “And for all those humans who
like the images here and want to see more you can visit our moms site to view
or even purchase images from the link below. Remember all purchases helps our
puppy parents buy treats.”
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