circa 1913-1921

Newspaper clipping

Title: Woodrow Wilson

One newspaper clipping containing an image of President Woodrow Wilson. Below his portrait is a printing of his authograph and text that reads, "Federal Reserve Banking System, Popular Election of Senators, Woman Suffrage --- World War I."

GLC08878.2133

circa 1913-1921

Various

Print

Title: [Portraits of First Ladies Ellen Axson Wilson and Edith Wilson]

One copy of a double sided printing of First Lady Ellen Axson Wilson and on the reverse side a portrait of First Lady Edith Wilson. Portrait of Ellen Axson Wilson contains a caption of how she served as First Lady. Reverse side the portrait of Edith Wilson is credited to Adolfo Muller-Ury.

GLC08878.2134

circa 1899-1909

Various

Print

Title: [Portraits of First Ladies Ida McKinley and Edith Roosevelt]

One copy of a double sided printing of First Lady Ida McKinley and on the reverse side a portrait of First Lady Edith Roosevelt. Portrait of Ida McKinley was painted by Emily Drayton Taylor on April 1899. Caption below her portrait states that she suffered from epilepsy. The portrait of Edith Roosevelt on the reverse side is credited to Theobald Chartran.

GLC08878.2135

circa 1899-1909

Library of Congress

Print

Title: [Portrait of Ida McKinley]

One printing of a photograph of Ida McKinley credited to Library of Congress. On the reverse side are photographs and an article related to the McKinley residence. Top image shows a crowd gathering during a "notification ceremony."

GLC08878.2136

circa 1899-1909

Various

Print

Title: [Portrait of Ida McKinley]

One printing of a photograph of Ida McKinley credited to the Canton Repository. Text below her portrait reads, "alone with her thoughts and memories in Canton." Reverse side contains pages from her journal entries. Images are credited to Mrs. Clements E. Gunn.

GLC08878.2137

circa 1899-1909

Various

Print

Title: [Portraits of First Ladies Ida McKinley and Edith Roosevelt]

One copy of a double sided printing of First Lady Ida McKinley and on the reverse side a portrait of First Lady Edith Roosevelt. Portrait of Ida McKinley was painted by Emily Drayton Taylor on April 1899. Caption below her portrait states that she suffered from epilepsy. The portrait of Edith Roosevelt on the reverse side is credited to Theobald Chartran. (same as GLC08878.2135)

GLC08878.2138

1903

Sargent, John Singer, 1856-1925

Print

Title: 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

1903

Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Print

Title: Theodore Roosevelt

One print of Theodore Roosevelt from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

GLC08878.2140

1903

Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Print

Title: President Roosevelt Addressing the Crowd

One print of Theodore Roosevelt entitled, "President Roosevelt Addressing the Crowd." Print made from an original stenograph by Underwood & Underwood.

GLC08878.2141

1910

Kronstrand, Bror, 1875-1950

Print

Title: [Portrait of Helen Taft]

One print of Helen Taft from an original painting by Bror Konstrand. Reverse side contains a biographical page on Ellen Axson Wilson.

GLC08878.2142

circa 1804-1825

Various

Print

Title: [Portraits of First Ladies Elizabeth Monroe and Dolley Madison]

One copy of a double sided printing of First Elizabeth Monroe and on the reverse side a portrait of First Lady Edith Roosevelt. Portrait of Elizabeth Monroe was painted by Benjamin West. The portrait of Dolley Madison was originally painted by Gilbert Chase Stuart in 1804.

GLC08878.2143

1894

Huntington, Daniel, 1816-1906

Print

Title: [Portrait of Caroline Harrison]

One print of Caroline Harrison from an original painting by Daniel Huntington dated 1894. Reverse side contains a biographical page on Ida Saxton McKinley.

GLC08878.2144

1796

Various

Print

Title: [Portraits of George Washington and Jose de Jaudenes y Nebot]

Four pages of George Washington portraits. The first page is the Landsowne portrait painted by Gilbert Stuart. The second page is a portrait painted by Charles Willson Peale. On the third page, is a duplicate of the Landsowne portrait. The fourth page is a portrait of Jose de Jaudenes y Nebot, Minister of Spain.

GLC08878.2145

circa 1809-1817

Print

Title: [Portrait of James Madison]

One print of James Madison. Reverse side contains a biographical page on Thomas Jefferson.

GLC08878.2146

circa 1787-1852

Facsimile

Title: [Duke of Wellington coins]

One print of each side of coins commemorating the Duke of Wellington. There are 6 copies.

GLC08878.2147

circa 1830-1850

Buttre, John Chester, 1821-1893

Engraving

Title: Henry Wilson

One print of Henry Wilson engraved by J.C. Buttre from an original photograph credited to "Black Boston."

GLC08878.2148

circa 1830-1850

Pelton, Oliver, 1798-1882

Engraving

Title: Andrew Johnson, president of the U. States

One print of Andrew Johnson engraved by Oliver Pelton and Frederick T. Stuart.

GLC08878.2149

1923

Tarbell, Edmund Charles, 1862-1938

Print

Title: Woodrow Wilson

One print of Woodrow Wilson from an original painting by Edmund Charles Tarbell. Reprinted by National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. There are seven copies.

GLC08878.2150

1970

Kempton, Greta, 1901-1991

Print

Title: Harry S. Truman

One print of Harry S. Truman from an original painting by Greta Kempton. There are seven copies.

GLC08878.2151

1947

Stephens, Thomas Edgar, 1884-1966

Print

Title: Dwight D. Eisenhower

One print of Dwight D. Eisenhower from an original painting by Thomas Edgar Stephens. There are six copies.

GLC08878.2152

1967

Hurd, Peter, 1904-1984

Print

Title: Lyndon Baines Johnson

One print of Lyndon B. Johnson from an original painting by Peter Hurd. There are seven copies.

GLC08878.2153

circa 1943-1945

Newspaper clipping

Title: With the Boys in Service for Uncle Sam

One newspaper clipping entitled, "With the Boys in Service for Uncle Sam." Lists the names of enlisted men who had been promoted, treated for injuries, gone on furlough and completed basic training throughout the world.

GLC09953.001

December 1942

Newspaper clipping

Title: Gable Rides 'Eight Ball' Against Nazis

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Gable Rides 'Eight Ball' Against Nazis." Pertains to actor, Clark Gable's service with the U.S. Air Force as part of the Flying Fortress "Eight Ball." Describes an air raid they participated and soldier's opinion of Gable serving in the air force.

GLC09953.002

circa 1942-1945

United Press

Newspaper clipping

Title: Wants Air Force to Hunt Sheep

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Wants Air Force to Hunt Sheep." Pertains to a farm herder named Harry Mallis, who requested the assistance of the U.S. Army to help him locate 1,800 sheep, which he lost.

GLC09953.003

circa 1942-1945

United Press

Newspaper clipping

Title: Parking Ticket Costly Eating

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Parking Ticket Costly Eating." Pertains to Frank Bobowicz, a 50-year-old motorist, who ate his parking ticket during a court hearing. (similar to GLC09953.005)

GLC09953.004