What the Getty exhibition makes clear is that the Los Angeles urban landscape we now take for granted was built building by building.
Las Palomas, the onetime desert digs of actor Cary Grant, was built in 1930 in the style of an Andalusian farmhouse.
The Harrisburg Mitchell-Carnegie Library, located on Church Street south of the square and built with a grant from Andrew Carnegie, was built in 1908 and opened to the public in 1909.
Kuiper didn't get the grant, but an observatory was built on Mauna Kea.
President Mellow of LaGuardia College said the federal Pell grant program, created in 1972, was built for a different time — structured to promote economic mobility by enabling less well-off students to attend four-year colleges.
Hartford City's Public library was also made possible by a grant from Carnegie, and it was built in 1903.
Permission to build the first trekvaart, between Amsterdam and Haarlem, was granted in 1631; the last was built in 1665.
The spur east from downtown Grants Pass to I-5 was built at the same time as I-5, and in 1991 it was moved from E and F Streets to bypass downtown on the new Grants Pass Parkway.
"All this,'' he says, pointing to the John Deere and a range of alterations imposed by EU rules, "is unnecessary on our small farms.'' One outbuilding carries an EU plaque, showing that it was built with a grant.
Funding for this project was built into a grant application for the EOPIC study, awarded by the Medical Research Council MRCC).
It was built using US grants worth US$239,552 and funding from the Philippine government worth ₱518,000 (US$12,000).
