By the time he’d reached the age of 20 in the early 1880s, Evander Berry Wall, the grandson of a successful rope manufacturer, had inherited more than $2 million and was emerging as a prominent member of New York’s cafe society.
Tuesday 103: The Phones of Perception
Tuesday 103: The Phones of Perception
Tuesday 103: The Phones of Perception
By the time he’d reached the age of 20 in the early 1880s, Evander Berry Wall, the grandson of a successful rope manufacturer, had inherited more than $2 million and was emerging as a prominent member of New York’s cafe society.