Staff Quarters: How Innovation Has Changed Our Lives and Living Space
How luxury once needed a village of staff — Jekyll Island’s Indian Mound Cottage, where a Rockefeller’s ‘cottage’ gave nearly half its floors to the servants.
Seeing the Invisible: Productive Capacity and Value Creation
Newport’s Gilded Age mansions with five kids — the sheer scale of the houses, the Cliff Walk, and the harder question of where all that wealth came from.
Capitalism and Competition: What is Fair?
Jekyll Island, Georgia — the club where roughly one-sixth of the world’s wealth once wintered, the quiet beach, and a family conversation about what is fair.