That industrialist with this surname is the namesake of a center for the performing arts in Indianapolis, the site of a namesake company's manufacturing plant.
An inventor with this surname owned the magnum opus of architect Vertner Tandy, the Villa Lewaro. That industrialist with this surname is the namesake of a center for the performing arts in Indianapolis, the site of a namesake company's manufacturing plant. Another tycoon with this surname, A'Lelia, hosted many artists at "The Dark Tower." "Breedlove," the surname of the protagonist of Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, pays homage to the real surname of an inventor with this last name, whose black-and-white picture adorned a seal at the center of a namesake company's fifty-cent boxes. This is the last name of the inventor of products like "Tetter Salve" and the "Wonderful Hair Grower" that made her America's first self-made female millionaire. FTP, give this surname of the African American tycoon "Madame C.J."
An inventor with this surname owned the magnum opus of architect Vertner Tandy, the Villa Lewaro.
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