The Vanderbilt family is a significant international family with Dutch origins, they were highly prominent during the 19th century due to family patriarch Cornelius Vanderbilt's railroad and shipping empires. The family is known for 'building America's railroads'. His descendants went on to build great Fifth Avenue mansions, Newport, Rhode Island summer cottages, the famous Biltmore Houseand various other exclusive homes. The family members were the leaders of the high society scene and the Gilded Age, until the early 20th century, when the ten great Fifth Avenue mansions were torn down and fellow Vanderbilt homes were sold as museums and the like. The family suffered from a major downfall in prominence by the mid-20th century, known as the Fall of the House of Vanderbilt.[1] Despite the family's downfall and major loss of fortunes, the Vanderbilts remain the seventh wealthiest family in history
LOL. It used to come from your taxes, but that has all been spent, so now we just print more money, so it comes out of a machine!
For money and a better life, which most found.
They came to earn money and some to build new lives
A gold digger is a woman who has relationships with men purely to get money or gifts.
A person who hangs around you for the good times only . Example: When you stop supplying them and are broke the Good Time Charlie has moved on to the Next Sucker. Then when you get paid and have money they come back again until your money runs out!
The Vanderbilts lost their money due to poor financial decisions, overspending, and the decline of their railroad and shipping businesses.
He had over $100 million at his peak in the railroad business.
Vanderbilts and other families became wealthy and powerful in America for different reasons. Most families made their money in growing businesses like oil, newspaper and railroads. Once the families had money, they were able to turn that into power.
railroads and steamships
Biography - 1987 The Vanderbilts An American Dynasty was released on: USA: 2 January 1995
The Vanderbilts lost their fortune due to a combination of factors, including overspending, poor investments, changing economic conditions, and inheritance disputes.
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Vanderbilt is in Nashville, TN.
The Vanderbilts lost their fortune due to poor financial decisions, overspending, and the decline of their railroad and shipping businesses. Additionally, changing economic conditions and the rise of new industries also contributed to their financial downfall.
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Florida has 31 wins to Vanderbilts 9
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