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Special | 56m 46s
Hosted by Dick Cavett, the film explores the landmark buildings and career of the man who transformed New York City during the “Gilded Age” - Stanford White - one of the most prominent American architects during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Aired: 01/06/14
Video has closed captioning.
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