Diary
Eva Fenyes' diary reveals details about the family's daily lives including their interactions with significant artists...
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Sketch
The Fenyes family had strong connections to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Eva painted the home of her friend, writer Mary Austin...
Painting
Eva Scott Fenyes created 14 folio volumes of pencil, ink, and watercolor sketches that chronicle her life and travels between the years 1869–1928...
Eva Scott Fenyes created 14 folio volumes of pencil, ink, and watercolor sketches that chronicle her life and travels between the years 1869 – 1928...
Letter, Songbook
Eva Fenyes and Charles Lummis, founder of the Southwest Museum, corresponded about their shared interests...
Letter
Eva's granddaughter, Leonora Francis Curtin Paloheimo continued the family's support of the Southwest Museum...
Photograph
Dr. Adalbert Fenyes is shown here in his “insectorium” in the gardens of Fenyes Mansion...
Receipt
Dr. Adalbert Fenyes had his Underwood typewriter serviced at the local Anderson Typewriter Company...
A member of the family took this snapshot of director D.W. Griffith in the garden of the Fenyes Mansion while he was making the one-reel film When Kings Were Law...
Invitation
While the Fenyes Mansion was a gathering place for artists during Eva Fenyes’ life, when Consul Y.A. Paloheimo and Mrs. Leonora Paloheimo moved in...
