The Washingtonian's founder Laughlin Phillips died on Sunday at his home in Connecticut. In 1986, he was honored as a Washingtonian of the Year for his work to revive the Phillips Collection, his family's legacy. Read what we wrote about his efforts in our January 1987 issue here.
Remembering Laughlin Phillips
The Washingtonian's founder Laughlin Phillips died on Sunday at his home in Connecticut. In 1986, he was honored as a Washingtonian of the Year for his work to revive the Phillips Collection, his family's legacy. Read what we wrote about his efforts in our January 1987 issue here.
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