Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Daughter of New York governor Myron H. Clark and widow of the banker, Fredrick F. Thompson, Mrs. Mary Clark Thompson gave generously to charities, museums, hospitals, and universities. These included Vassar, Williams, and Teachers’ Colleges, Womans’ Hospital in New York, The Metropolitan Museum, and the New York Public Library. Upon her death in 1923, among her many philanthropic bequests she willed between $5,000 and $15,000 to each of her many employees.

We have 17 objects that Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson has been involved with.

Rounded square box with intricate illustrated scene wrapped around of ships along coastline and lighthouse in dark blue, white, black, and red.

We know 1 people that Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson is related to.

The Needle and Bobbin Club
New York, New York, USA, founded 1916.
Society created to promote interest in handmade fabrics.

This person is a organization of Frederick.
This person is involved with 2 objects in our collection.

Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson has collaborated with
Josiah Wedgwood and Sons and
Hannah Davis and
Putnam and Roff.

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