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| Ima Hogg Papers, 1824-1977. | see details... | Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Archives | Bayou Bend Collection Records, 1917-1987. | see details... | Winterthur Library
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U.S. Route 7, P.O Box 1D | Electra Havemeyer Webb Papers, 1893-1966 (bulk 1947-1960). | see details... | The Winterthur Library
Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum | Robert S Stuart Papers, 1920-1983. | see details... | Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Archives | Mike and Alice Hogg Papers, 1919-1972, 1930-1941. | see details... | The Winterthur Library
Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum | Samuel H. Laidacker Papers, 1880-1987.
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Archives | Bayou Bend Collection: Dealer/Collector Files, 1917-1981. | see details... | University of Texas, Austin
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center | Ima Hogg Photographs, 1830-1977. | see details... | Archives of American Art
Victor Building, Suite 2200 | Carl Zigrosser papers, 1891-1971. | see details... | University of Texas, Austin
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center | Hog • A History of Philanthropy in the SouthAs SECF celebrates its 50 year anniversary, this timeline highlights milestones in our work while also lifting up the rich historical, political, and social context that defines so much of what makes the South unique. 1909 John D. Rockefeller Jr. Foundation made a $1 million grant ($26 million in today's dollars) to support a comprehensive public health initiative that established the Rockefeller Sanitation Commission to eradicate hookworm and other diseases in the South. It changed public health policy in the region and began the strategic philanthropy approach to grant making. National Philanthropy 1923 The Garland Fund awards a grant to the NAACP, the beginning of a partnership that ultimately results in the NAACP's focus on education desegregation and the landmark Brown decision. National Philanthropy 1949 Robert Sutherland, director of the Hogg Foundation, hosts a meeting in Austin attended by the donors and trustees of ten grantmakers, leading to the establishment of the first U.S. regional association of grantmakers, Philanthropy Southwest. National Philanthropy 1953 The Field Foundation, based in Chicago, becomes of the largest funders of the Highlander Folk School, which trained hundreds of ci  • The Hogg Descent and Houston: Philanthropy near the Local Ideal 9780292793774Citation preview
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