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McKinley Memorial

One print of the McKinley Memorial dated circa 1950. Features the front columns of the birthplace memorial memorial through which is seen a statue of McKinley.

GLC08878.2005

William McKinley in the Civil War

One print of entitled William McKinley in the Civil War dated circa 1950. Features two bust portraits of William McKinley as a young man. The first is when he was 18 and enlisted the second is when he was 22 as a captioan and brevet-major.

GLC08878.2006

The Roosevelt Home at Hyde Park, New York

One print of entitled The Roosevelt Home at Hyde Park, New York dated circa 1950. Features a view of the front of the house.

GLC08878.2007

Official Portraits of Our Presidents

One book entitled, "Official Portraits of Our Presidents," published in 1912 by the Syndicate Publishing Company of New York City. The item portraits of every president up to 1912 except for William Taft.

GLC08878.2100

Theodore Roosevelt

One print of Theodore Roosevelt from an original painting by John Singer Sargent. Reverse side contains a biographical page on William McKinley.

GLC08878.2139

McKinley's Assassination

One postcard depicting William McKinley's Assassination. Reverse contains background information on the event.

GLC08878.1351

to Alston Gordon Dayton

Discussing party politics in West Virginia, informs Dayton "We have a Democratic County with a large majority wich we earnestly hope to reduce." Reports that when Dayton previously ran for office, "the democrats paid about 200 ... voters in this...

GLC08606.08

McKinley-Roosevelt campaign button [no ribbon]

GLC08629

[Presidential pardon of Charles Anderson, who was covicted of selling liquor to Indians]

Anderson was pardoned by McKinley. Countersigned by James E. Bayard, acting Attorney General. includes seal.

GLC06105

to Edward Oliver Wolcott

William McKinley writes to Colorado senator, Edward Oliver Wolcott, regarding international bimetallism. Bimetallism is the use of silver and gold as a standard of currency. McKinley initially favored international bimetallism, but when the British...

GLC00655.16

Telegram to Wilhelm II.

Accepting condolences for loss of Americans aboard U.S.S. Maine.

GLC07952

[unidentified]

No dress code specified by McKinley for White House meeting. "They will be welcome in whatever apprel is most convenient and agreeable to them.

GLC08032

to J.B. Allen

McKinley appoints Allen to the Commission appointed by Congress to indicate the position of Ohio regiments in the battle of Antietam. Allen, 19 years old in the battle, fought with the 23rd Ohio Regiment. Letter written on State of Ohio, Executive...

GLC00802

[Photograph of William McKinley]

One photograph of William McKinley dater March 17, 1896. A Bas-relief bust portrait, of McKinley facing right. McKinley's face has been raised and contoured to create a 3-dimensional illusion. It is signed on the lower portion of the frame. There is...

GLC00162.12

[Photograph of McKinley and Admiral George Dewey in a parade]

Image of a parade thrown in honor of Admiral George Dewey. Dewey stands up in the carriage, facing the crowds. President William McKinley sits beside him. A mass of people has gathered on the streets to welcome the admiral, and some lean out of...

GLC07416

The Philadelphia record no. 9662 [end of Spanish-American war]

One newspaper issue of The Philadelphia record, dated August 13, 1898. Prints news of the end of the Spanish-American War, with the halting of hostilities on August 12, 1898 and a signing in Washington of a Protocol of Peace between the United States...

GLC08832