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Along the walls were murals Notably astronomers, Galileo Copernicus, as I recall. There was a lot of woodwork It had a very luxurious fee to it. [narrator] The observatory was first opened in the 1920 The story of its conception dates back four decades earlier, when two men, Worcester Reed Warner and Ambrose Swasey, decided to go into business So, in 1880, Cleveland was one of the most
important iron-making centers of the Unites States
important iron-making centers of the Unites States
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Along the walls were murals
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Notably astronomers, Galileo
Copernicus, as I recall.
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There was a lot of woodwork
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It had a very luxurious fee
to it.
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[narrator] The observatory
was first opened in the 1920
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The story of its conception
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dates back
four decades earlier,
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when two men,
Worcester Reed Warner
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and Ambrose Swasey,
decided to go into business
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So, in 1880,
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Cleveland was one of the most
important iron-making centers
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of the Unites States.
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Movie Summary
The world's most incredible engineering projects are revisited to uncover why places full of mysteries and untold secrets are now abandoned ruins.