Re: What's Historic?

This item forwarded from another list (and which apparently

> originated in a newspaper) calls Basking Ridge "historic." > To many of us 195 Broadway would be historic. Basking Ridge was > a johnny-come-lately and I remember the panic among Manhattan workers > and how AT&T held driving lessons for employees from NYC. > Wes Leatherock > snipped-for-privacy@aol.com > Verizon to pay $125M for AT&T's 'Pagoda' Offspring to buy former > telecom giant's HQ > Tuesday, March 22, 2005 > BY GEORGE E. JORDAN > Star-Ledger Staff > Verizon has agreed to pay about $125 million for the sprawling Basking > Ridge campus that once served as the historic headquarters of AT&T, > according to five people with knowledge of the transaction. > Verizon, the nation's biggest telephone company, eventually could move > its operations center and up to 1,000 employees from Manhattan to the > 10 interconnecting buildings in Somerset County, said the sources.

I think the "historic" appellation comes from the design. It is a pretty spectacular set of buildings.

LB

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