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Eleanor S. Brown collection
Eleanor S. (McMillen) Brown (1890-1991) was a graduate of the New York School of Fine and Applied Art (later Parsons School of Design), who founded the interior design firm McMillen Inc. This collection consists of biographical materials, photographs, press clippings, and correspondence donated by her grandson, Michael McMillen.
Small posters and bumpersticker
Clippings, stationery, and photograph, circa 1930s-1950s, 2021
Photographs, 1920s-1990s
Includes several slides of Eleanor Brown throughout her life which were used in the 1998 presentation by Michael McMillen to the Mary Institute in St. Louis. Also includes several portraits of Brown, a photographic portrait of Frank Alvah Parsons, photographs of Eleanor with her husband Archibald Brown, and photograph of Eleanor Brown and Parsons School of Design president Van Day Truex.
Norman Norell apartment, 1966-circa 1968
Unidentified interiors, circa 1960s-circa 1970s
Honorary doctorate and commencement program, Parsons School of Design, 1975 May 28
Biographical: articles, clippings, and draft obituaries, 1958-1999
Includes the text of a 1998 presentation given by Eleanor Brown's grandson, Michael McMillen, to the Mary Institute, the St. Louis school she attended. Slides illustrating the lecture will be found under Photographs.
Marriage and divorce documents and correspondence, 1932-1934
Folder includes a decree of divorce with Drury McMillen and a marriage certificate between Eleanor and Archibald Brown.