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Eleanor Fitchen
Eleanor Beach Fitchen (October 9, 1912 in Manhattan – April 20, 2009) was an American conservationist, preservationist and philanthropist. From her earliest years until her death in April 2009, Eleanor led a rewarding and memorable life and left a legacy that included the founding of several not-for-profit organizations, the conservation of hundreds of acres of open space, the creation of two historic districts, the restoration and preservation of half-dozen century old structures and the respect and admiration of hundreds of individuals.〔"The Decades" an unpublished biography of Eleanor Fitchen, composed by family members and presented at her mermorial service by daughters Anne Burton and Elli Tappan and granddaughter, Jeanne Stewart.〕
==Parents==
Eleanor's father was renowned sculptor Chester Beach and her mother, acclaimed nature artist Eleanor Hollis Murdock Beach.〔 The couple met in France where Mr. Beach was studying sculpture and Miss Murdock was studying painting.〔 They married in 1910 and settled in Rome for two years where their first daughter, Beata, was born.〔 The couple returned to America in 1912 moving into an apartment on West 96th Street where daughters Eleanor and Natalie were born. After Natalie's birth in 1913, the family moved into a brownstone on East 17th Street where Chester Beach established a large sculpture studio to practice his art.〔
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