Ella Fondren Family papers, 1880s-1976, bulk 1925-1960s

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Ella Fondren Family papers, 1880s-1976, bulk 1925-1960s

The collection visuallydocuments Ella Fondren's family members and homes, and describes her lifelongphilanthropic efforts toward higher education and health care in the Houstonarea.

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Fondren family - Portraits.

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Methodist Hospital (Houston, Tex.) - Design and construction.

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Fondren family - Homes and haunts - Pictorial works.

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Fondren library

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Fondren, Ella F., 1881?-1982

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Ella Florence Fondren (1880-1982), and her husband Walter W. Fondren were very generous Houston-based philanthropists in the areas of education, libraries, health care, and orphanages. In June 1946, Ella F. Fondren donated $1 million to Rice for a library building as a memorial to Walter W. Fondren, now known as the Fondren Library. From the description of Ella F. Fondren family papers, 1880s-1976, 1925-1960s. (Rice University). WorldCat record id: 56097480 Ella...

Fondren, Ella F., 1881?-1982

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Ella Florence Fondren (1880-1982), and her husband Walter W. Fondren were very generous Houston-based philanthropists in the areas of education, libraries, health care, and orphanages. In June 1946, Ella F. Fondren donated $1 million to Rice for a library building as a memorial to Walter W. Fondren, now known as the Fondren Library. From the description of Ella F. Fondren family papers, 1880s-1976, 1925-1960s. (Rice University). WorldCat record id: 56097480 Ella...