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Valentino The ground on which 'Valentino' is built was purchased on February 14 1921, Saint Valentine's Day: hence its name. The erection of the house was begun on March 8 1922 when the first four spadefuls of Earth were turned over by Mr and Mrs Cyrus H. K. Curtis and Mr and Mrs Edward W. Bok. The house was occupied by us for the first time on January 12, 1923. The ground to the lake-front was purchased during the winter of 1922, and the ground to the rear during the winter of 1923. The Sanctuary plot was purchased in the winter of 1922, and actual work was started by Frederick Law Olmstead on February 19 1923. Edward W. Bok Mary Louise Curtis Bok, VALENTINO BOUND BY BIRDSALL FOR CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS MADE IN ENGLAND The ground on which 'Valentino' is built was purchased on February 14 1921, Saint Valentine's Day: hence its name. The erection of the house was begun on March 8 1922 when the first four spadefuls of Earth were turned over by Mr and Mrs Cyrus H. K. Curtis and Mr and Mrs Edward W. Bok. The house was occupied by us for the first time on January 12, 1923. The ground to the lake-front was purchased during the winter of 1922, and the ground to the rear during the winter of 1923. The Sanctuary plot was purchased in the winter of 1922, and actual work was started by Frederick Law Olmstead on February 19 1923. Edward W. Bok Mary Louise Curtis Bok January 25 Alice DeGraff Oyster Bay. L. I. N. Y. February 2nd Frederick Law Olmsted Brookline, Mass. February 18 Eleanor C. Daggett New Haven Conn. Leonard M. Daggett '' William Edmond Curtis New York, NY March 1. Mary S. Collins Philadelphia Philip S. Collins March 4.- [Amy E. Mai Lureu ...?] March 5 Anna H. K. Riddell Toronto Canada March 5 Kate S. Curtis Wyncote Pennsylvania William Renwick Riddell Toronto, Ontario, Canada Father - Cyrus H.K. Curtis Wyncote Pa. There once was a bird in a wood Singing hymns as loud as he could He couldn't make out what the hymns were about But he felt they were doing him good Irving T. Bush - New York Maud H. Bush 1924 March 6 and 7 Cyrus H.K. Curtis - Just Father Anna H.K. Riddell Kate S. Curtis Helen P. Cutter William Renwick Riddell - Just the Justice Dr. John Dana Cutter John Gribbel Annie Russell Yorke Just Awful! 1925 January 13th - 22nd [Francis J.H Delenoy?] Marie Louise McIlhaney[?] January 17th Mary S. Collins Philip S. Collins January 23 Cyrus H.K. Curtis Only Father Kate S. Curtis 1926 10 January Cornelia Safford New York (married Wendell Phillips Colton, Jr. 1932) May Safford Ray J. Safford W. Curtis Bok - Beast Ardmore, Pa. Cary W. Bok - The Kid Merion, Penna. Edith Braun Merion, Penna. John F. Braun Feb. 25/26

Background: Pedestrian injuries frequently result in high injury severity, which is associated with high treatment costs. Identification of characteristics associated with high injury severity and treatment costs is important to reduce mortality and economic burden. Previous studies have focused on the prevalence of pedestrian trauma, but few have estimated the cost of pedestrian trauma and identified factors associated with acute treatment cost.Aim: This study aimed to delineate the acute treatment costs associated with pedestrian trauma in New South Wales (NSW), and determine patient, injury, and outcome characteristics that are associated with treatment costs.Method: Road trauma hospital admissions from twelve major trauma centres in NSW were extracted from a state-wide trauma costs database. Road trauma was categorised by mechanism of injury: pedestrians, pedal cyclists, motor vehicle collisions, and motor bicycle collisions. Pedestrian patient, injury and outcome characteristics were compared to the other road trauma groups. Acute treatment costs were described and a multivariate linear regression analysis was used to determine predictors of pedestrian treatment costs. Results: Of the 3,707 road trauma patients identified between 2008 and 2009, there were 635 pedestrians hospitalised. Children under the age of 16, and older patients greater than >75 years, had the highest prevalence of pedestrian trauma. In comparison to other road user groups, pedestrians had significantly higher injury severity scores, and traumatic brain injury. The median cost per patient was $5,619 (IQR $2,553-$15,459), in comparison with motor vehicle collisions, which was $4,454 (IQR $2,028-$11,299). Increased length of hospital stay, admission to the intensive care unit and traumatic brain injury, were identified as predictors of high pedestrian treatment cost. The number of body regions injured and age were not significantly associated with reduced treatment costs (β = -$569.14 and -$5