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New page: '''Frank C. Hecker''' was an executive of the Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company known for his massive Century estate, "Tannenheim." He was the son of Colonel [[Frank Joseph Hecker...
'''Frank C. Hecker''' was an executive of the [[Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company]] known for his massive [[Century]] estate, "[[Tannenheim]]."
He was the son of Colonel [[Frank Joseph Hecker]], a resident of Detroit and early stockholder of the Alger-Sullivan company, who commissioned the Tannenheim estate for his son, who moved there in [[1901]] to mind the family's business interests.
The younger Hecker was a sportsman and member of both the [[Pensacola Country Club]] and [[Pensacola Yacht Club]]. His private yacht, "Miss Sue," was used for races and recreational jaunts in the latter club and for deep-sea fishing in the [[Gulf of Mexico]].
[[Category:Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company]]
He was the son of Colonel [[Frank Joseph Hecker]], a resident of Detroit and early stockholder of the Alger-Sullivan company, who commissioned the Tannenheim estate for his son, who moved there in [[1901]] to mind the family's business interests.
The younger Hecker was a sportsman and member of both the [[Pensacola Country Club]] and [[Pensacola Yacht Club]]. His private yacht, "Miss Sue," was used for races and recreational jaunts in the latter club and for deep-sea fishing in the [[Gulf of Mexico]].
[[Category:Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company]]