Annmary Brown Memorial

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The Annmary Brown Memorial is a historic art museum and library in Providence, Rhode Island, known for its collection of European paintings and its role as a memorial to Civil War officer Rush Hawkins’s wife, Annmary Brown.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art museum
historic building
library
affiliation Brown University
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
associatedWith Rush Hawkins
associatedWithEvent American Civil War
category Art museums and galleries in Rhode Island
Brown University buildings
Historic sites in Providence, Rhode Island
Libraries in Providence, Rhode Island
city Providence
commemorates Annmary Brown
continent North America
country United States
foundedBy Rush Hawkins
hasCollectionFocus 19th-century European art
Baroque art
Renaissance art
hasCollectionType European paintings
artworks
books
manuscripts
hasFunction library
memorial
museum
hasMemorialRoleFor Annmary Brown
hasNotablePersonRole Rush Hawkins was a Civil War officer
hasSubjectArea American history
Civil War history
European art
art history
heritageDesignation historic place
languageOfInstitution English
locatedIn College Hill, Providence
linked to: College Hill

Providence, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
namedAfter Annmary Brown
openToPublic true
operator Brown University
ownedBy Brown University
partOf Brown University campus
region New England
state Rhode Island

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Brown University Library hasComponent Annmary Brown Memorial