Frank Furness

And the hospital opened in 1893, the main line's first general public hospital.

Its original Gerhard building, designed by Frank Furness and built of local gray stone by Henry Furrer's firm, featured electric lighting and an elevator.

It accommodated about 20 patients.

It had a staff of three physicians, including Dr. Gerhard and Dr. Robert C.

You guys are all awesome and helping this channel out a lot.

Joseph Huston, an American architect we are told, who began his career working for the Frank Furness and Masons.

Oh, no, no, no, no, I mean sons.

The Furness Company.

Really? They just love their play on words, don't they? Anything to do with a fire.

They just can't help it.

The Furness Company.

It's just so in our faces.

But, you know, Slobby Federal Headquarters up at 543 and 22, which is now WSM&T, that project was one of my favorite, only because they stressed to me that they wanted 100 years ago one of their board members to come back and say they recognized where the institution was and where it went.

So we harkened back to the work of Frank Furness, who did a lot of the B&O Railroad work.

So that building emulates some of Frank Furness's architecture.

Wow.

What's been one of the more challenging projects that you've had?