Katherine Stieglitz

[5] The family traveled to Europe in 1904, during which time Alfred was hospitalized in Berlin and Emmy and Kitty visited relatives in Stuttgart, Germany.

[7] Alfred was quite formal with Kitty[8] and spent little time with his wife and daughter, but they traveled as a family in 1911, with an active vacation through Europe.

[10] Early July 1918, her father drove her to camp and returned to the Stieglitz apartment in New York, where he took pictures of Georgia O'Keeffe, Emmy arrived home earlier than expected and found them together and threw Alfred out of the house.

[4] Stieglitz married Milton Sprague Stearns, a Harvard University graduate, on June 22, 1922, in a Unitarian Church.

Stieglitz, like her maternal grandmother, suffered from postpartum depression within days after the birth of her son, Milton Stearns, Jr.

[1][14] Craig House was the first privately owned psychiatric hospital, a "stunning gothic mansion" with a gymnasium and a swimming pool that treated the wealthy.

Led by Doctor Jonathan Slocum, it specialized in progressive treatment approaches, like "intense recreation" and talk therapy.

[15] In 1924, Stieglitz's parents divorced and within four months her father and Georgia O'Keeffe married in a small, private ceremony.

[19] Milton Sprague Stearns, Jr. served in the United States Navy during World War II as a lieutenant and navigator.