So, I guess, Ed, why is this building important, and who exactly was James Hall?

Okay, as you noted, I am New York State paleontologist emeritus, paleontologist studies ancient life, and truly North America's most famous paleontologist, lived in Albany, He started the State Museum here.

He started its geological survey.

He worked in the second half of the 1800s.

He had kind of a global perspective.

First person to work on rocks and fossils in California, in Utah, in Maritime Canada.

He first developed the idea of a mobile earth where mountains rose through an immense period of geologic time and then were eroded.

Is there anything more you'd like to share about, you know, James Hall's own legacy? You've done some of that, but are there other things that people might be interested in?