Frick family members

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American family academic building art collector art museum art patron art research library environmental education center industrialist paleontologist philanthropist university building urban park

The Frick family members are prominent American industrialists and philanthropists, most notably Henry Clay Frick and his descendants, associated with the steel industry, art collecting, and major cultural institutions.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American family → academic building → art collector → art museum → art patron → art research library → environmental education center → industrialist → paleontologist → philanthropist → philanthropist → philanthropist → philanthropist → university building → urban park →
associatedWith	Carnegie Steel Company → Frick Art Reference Library → Frick Chemistry Laboratory → Frick Environmental Center → Frick Fine Arts Building → Frick Museum of Art → Frick Park → Homestead Strike → The Frick Collection → United States Steel Corporation →
birthDate	1849-12-19 → 1883-03-12 → 1888-09-03 →
child	Childs Frick → Childs Frick → Helen Clay Frick → Helen Clay Frick →
collectionType	European paintings → decorative arts → sculpture →
country	United States → United States → United States → United States → United States →
deathDate	1919-12-02 → 1965-05-08 → 1984-11-09 →
father	Henry Clay Frick → Henry Clay Frick →
fieldOfActivity	art patronage → heavy industry → museum endowment →
fieldOfWork	vertebrate paleontology →
foundedBy	Helen Clay Frick → Henry Clay Frick →
hasNotableMember	Adelaide Howard Childs Frick → Childs Frick → Helen Clay Frick → Henry Clay Frick →
industry	coke production → steel →
knownFor	chairmanship of Carnegie Steel Company → creation of The Frick Collection → donations to the American Museum of Natural History → establishing the Frick Art Museum in Pittsburgh → expanding The Frick Collection → founding the Frick Art Reference Library → role in formation of United States Steel Corporation →
location	New York City → New York City → Pittsburgh → Pittsburgh NERFINISHED → Princeton University → University of Pittsburgh →
mother	Adelaide Howard Childs Frick → Adelaide Howard Childs Frick →
namedAfter	Frick Park → Frick family → Henry Clay Frick → Henry Clay Frick →
notableFor	art collecting → philanthropy → steel industry →
placeOfBirth	West Overton, Pennsylvania →
placeOfDeath	New York City →
residence	New York City → Pittsburgh →
spouse	Adelaide Howard Childs Frick → Henry Clay Frick →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Frick Fine Arts Building ("Frick family") →	namedAfter
Homewood Cemetery →	notableBurial