Frick
Henry Clay Frick

At his death in 1919, the museum's founder, Henry Clay Frick, bequeathed it an endowment of $15 million.

The factory's manager was Henry Clay Frick, a fierce opponent of the union.

This was the home of Henry Clay Frick, the industrialist.

Downstairs is Henry Clay Frick's private bowling alley, which only museum directors see.

Henry Clay Frick died of a heart attack on December 2, 1919, weeks before his 70th birthday.

Once again, this is out of step with the current taste in Henry Clay Frick's lifetime.

The church and its site were purchased by Henry Clay Frick.

What did Henry Clay Frick ever do but get the best advice and act upon it?

It was acquired by Henry Clay Frick and therefore cannot travel.

It was founded by the daughter of Henry Clay Frick in 1920 to facilitate object-oriented research.