President James A. Garfield House, Mentor, OH Photos

President James A. Garfield National Historic Site & Home is noted as the first Presidential Library & also where Garfield campaigned for President from his front porch to the crowds who journeyed to Mentor to hear him in 1880. Garfield move to this home called Lawnfield in 1876. Garfield was 20th President in 1881.

See also: Ohio, U.S. Presidential Sites
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President James A. Garfield National Historic Site & home.

James A. Garfield home carriage entrance.

Windmill (1894) built by Lucretia Garfield at James A. Garfield home NHS.

Portrait of James A. Garfield.

Stained glass in James A. Garfield home.

Brass lamp in James A. Garfield home.

Bedroom desk in James A. Garfield home.

Dresser in James A. Garfield home.

Inaugural Ball program for James Abram Garfield & VP Chester Alan Arthur (1881) in private collection.

20: James Abram Garfield (1881-1881) lived (1831-1881).

Pressed glass memorial plate to President Garfield made by Iowa City Flint Glass Mfg. at Historical Museum of Iowa.

Memorial print of President J.A. Garfield at Warp Pioneer Village.

Graphic of assassination of President Garfield from Police Gazette (July 16, 1881) at LA County Natural History Museum.

All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart.
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