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Calvin Klein
Fashion Walk of Fame
There has never been a more r...
Ralph Lauren
Fashion Walk of Fame
Ralph Lauren’s genius l...
Elizabeth Arden Graham
1884 - 1966
The proprietress of the famed cosmetics ...
Ralph Rucci
Fashion Walk of Fame
Born in 1957 in Philadelphia,...
William Woodward, Sr.
1876 - 1953
Aristocratic by birth and bearing, Willi...
Daniel Swigert
1833 - 1912
Elmendorf Farms, one of the enduring sym...
Isabel Dodge Sloane
1897 - 1962
Thoroughbred racing for many years has b...
Pole Tavern Cannon
The Cannon Il Lugano which was forged in Naples in 1763 we...
Ellen “Nelly” VanVactor
Free Black Female Landowner
Nelly and her family liv...
John Wesley Nichols
1839 - 1910
John Wesley Nichols was born January 28,...
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Calvin Klein
Fashion Walk of Fame
There has never been a more recognizable and controversial name in the realm of American fashion than Calvin Klein. He is the master of the clean and minimal style that dominated global fashion in the late ...
Ralph Lauren
Fashion Walk of Fame
Ralph Lauren’s genius lies in identifying and interpreting classic American style. He has drawn on every important look in this country’s clothing history – from Native American styles and the cowboy look of the Old West, ...
Elizabeth Arden Graham
1884 - 1966
The proprietress of the famed cosmetics house, Elizabeth Arden was born Florence Nightingale Graham near Toronto, Canada. At age twenty-four she moved to New York, later borrowed $6000 from her brother, and began her own firm. By 1945, ...
Ralph Rucci
Fashion Walk of Fame
Born in 1957 in Philadelphia, Ralph Rucci showed his first collection in New York in 1981. His work contained both spiritual and intellectual elements which, combined with an obsessive dedication to cut and luxury, created a ...
William Woodward, Sr.
1876 - 1953
Aristocratic by birth and bearing, William Woodward, Sr. inherited the presidency of Hanover National Bank of New York and ownership of Belair Stud, a Maryland property predating the revolution. Woodward also has a lasting connection to Kentucky, boarding ...
Daniel Swigert
1833 - 1912
Elmendorf Farms, one of the enduring symbols of the Bluegrass, on Paris Pike, was named by Daniel Swigert. He purchased the 544-acre core of the farm in 1881 for $150,000 from John Sanford, who had called the property ...
Isabel Dodge Sloane
1897 - 1962
Thoroughbred racing for many years has been graced by the participation of distinguished ladies. The first lady to top the list of money-winning owners in a given year was Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane, whose Brookmeade Stable earned $251,138 ...
Pole Tavern Cannon
The Cannon Il Lugano which was forged in Naples in 1763 weighs 800 Pounds. Il Lugano was used in battle against the Austrians. Napoleon who visited Italy once in 1796 and again in 1800 dragged the cannon over the Alps ...
Ellen “Nelly” VanVactor
Free Black Female Landowner
Nelly and her family lived on the northwest corner of Summer and Irish streets. Her daughter, Erie, and Erie’s two sons were emancipated in 1822. Nelly’s son, Alfred VanVactor Thompson, was born free in 1818. Well educated, ...
John Wesley Nichols
1839 - 1910
John Wesley Nichols was born January 28, 1839, in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, to Samuel and Katharine Maxwell Nichols. Little is known of his early years. In 1860 he married Sarah Elizabeth Dearborn, also born in Crawford County.
Nichols joined ...