About Minnie Guggenheimer

Minnie Guggenheimer was an American patron of the arts and philanthropist. For forty years she was a director of Lewisohn Stadium in New York City, where she organized concerts in the summer season. She was often referred to as Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer.

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Occupation: patron of the arts, pianist, philanthropist
Citizenship: United States
Born: 1882, October 22, 1882

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Minnie Guggenheimer

American philanthropist (1882–1966)

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About Minnie Guggenheimer

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Occupation: patron of the arts, pianist, philanthropist
Citizenship: United States
Born: 1882, October 22, 1882

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1966, May 23, 1966

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