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William Church Osborn served New York City as president of the Children's Aid Society, as president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) as the president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him.

The [[Bears | bears]] and [[Deer | deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from here. ([[SYWTBAW]])

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−	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous New York philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many notable capacities both political and charitable (though he was never elected to any office). He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.	+	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous New York philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many notable capacities both political and charitable (though he was never elected to any office). He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.

	The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])		The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])
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−	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many notable capacities. He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.	+	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous New York philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many notable capacities both political and charitable (though he was never elected to any office). He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.

	The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])		The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])

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−	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many capacities. He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.	+	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many notable capacities. He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.

	The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])		The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])

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−	William Church Osborn served New York City as president of the Children's Aid Society, as president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) ~~as the~~ president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him.	+	William Church Osborn was born in 1862. Son of the famous philanthropist William Henry Osborn (one of the people involved in the exposure of the notorious Tweed Ring), he studied to become a lawyer and for the rest of his life served New York City in many capacities. He was the president of the Children's Aid Society, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and (maybe most memorably) president of the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Orphaned. The [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] was built as a tribute to him by New Yorkers after his death in 1951.

−	The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from ~~here~~. ([[SYWTBAW]])	+	The [[Bears \| bears]] and [[Deer \| deer]] involved in the "attack of the statues" sequence in [[SYWTBAW]] almost certainly came from the gateway of the playground bearing his name. ([[SYWTBAW]])

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