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Arts & Entertainment. Inside Harlan Crow’s ‘Garden of Evil’ and his collection from Washington to Monet Crow’s art collection and other holdings have been a point of contention since ...
Harlan Crow, welcome to a special ... 1950s-style soda fountain” where Crow’s employees serve ... moneyed few who own neighboring cabins around the Hitler Memorial Sculpture Garden.
Harlan Crow, the billionaire GOP donor who lavished luxury gifts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, reportedly collects Nazi mementos and has statues of despots in his Dallas garden.
Or maybe it is simpler still; Forbes, in a 1996 profile, described the collection as simply “Crow’s victory garden.” He was inspired to begin collecting after the end of white apartheid rule ...
Crow, a Dallas businessman, maintains a sculpture garden on his Texas estate. But these aren’t ordinary statues and busts. They are representations of many of the most infamous dictators and ...
The garden is really a mishmash of 20th-century evil, evil-lite, and a few of Crow’s heroes (in the last category: Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and Winston Churchill).
Dallas real estate tycoon Crow is the son of an original member of The Forbes 400. But he had to rescue and rebuild the family’s debt laden empire.
Harlan Crow, the GOP megadonor and real estate magnate who paid for luxury travel for Clarence Thomas, defended his relationship with the Supreme Court justice in an extensive interview with The ...
Clarence Thomas' billionaire buddy Harlan Crow has a collection of Adolf Hitler's paintings and Nazi memorabilia, according to a resurfaced report. × Skip to main content ...
Harlan is the third son of legendary real estate developer Trammell Crow, who founded Trammell Crow Company in Dallas in 1948. Trammell died in 2009 at age 94 but left behind two of the most ...
Harlan Crow’s friendship with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas thrust him into a glaring media spotlight and rekindled interest in one of Dallas’ legacy families.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff ...
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