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Henry O. Havemeyer Collection of Portrait Prints of American Statesmen

Call Number

PR 25

Date

[1790]-[1955], (Bulk [1830]-[1900]), inclusive

Creator

Extent

44.17 Linear feet (36 boxes, ca. 3500 prints)

Language of Materials

English .

Abstract

The collection consists of ca. 3,500 prints of United States presidents, vice-presidents, cabinet officers, and Supreme Court justices. Most are engravings or lithographs but also present are woodcuts, etchings, photogravures, illustrations from books, portrayals on sheet music covers, and profiles on silk badges.

Biographical Note

Henry Osborne Havemeyer (1876-1965) was born in New York, the son of Theodore A. Havemeyer (1839-1897) and Emilie de Loosey Havemeyer (1840-1914), the daughter of the Austrian Consul General at New York. The Havemeyers had eight other children, all of whom lived to majority, and three homes: a mansion at 244 Madison Avenue on the southwest corner of Thirty-eighth Street, a villa on Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island, and a stock farm at Mahwah, New Jersey.

Theodore Havemeyer was the third generation of his family to be involved in the sugar industry in New York City. His grandfather Frederick Christian Havemeyer (1774-1841) emigrated from London to New York in 1802 to join his brother William (1770-1851); they opened a refinery on Budd (later Van Dam) Street in lower Manhattan. Eventually two of their sons, William Frederick (1804-1874) and Frederick C., Jr. (1807-1891) joined the firm, followed by three of Frederick Jr.'s sons: Theodore and two of his brothers, George W. (1837-1861) and Henry Osborne (1847-1907). The corporation's name changed over the years to reflect the various family partnerships as well as to incorporate in-laws and other partners that invested in the firm. The Havemeyers relocated their refining plant to the north Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg in 1855 and, with a fourth generation of family as directors, continued in operation into the twentieth century.

Henry Osborne Havemeyer was schooled by private tutors and, as a child, moved seasonally with his family among their three residences, except for the years from 1884-1886 when the family lived in Europe. He entered Yale College in the fall of 1896, but did not return to school the next year: after his father's death, at the request of his namesake uncle he remained in New York to learn the sugar refining business. Havemeyer received his company training by working in various positions beginning as a sugar sampler on the East River docks; within two years he had risen to Assistant Superintendent of the plant. In the fall of 1899 he returned to Yale and graduated with his class in June 1900. The following month Havemeyer married Charlotte Whiting (1880-1962) of Newport, after which the couple left for a three-month grand tour of Europe.

Upon his return to New York, Havemeyer entered the main Wall Street office of the American Sugar Refining Company (the parent company of the Havemeyer firm) in order to learn the accounting and financial end of the business. In 1906 he left that office and became president of the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, a railroad facility that was a subsidiary of the Havemeyer firm. Henry O. Havemeyer was a director of several refining, mining, rail, insurance, and banking companies during his lifetime, and was a member of social clubs in New York, Newport, Florida, and North Carolina; and two heritage societies, the Sons of the American Revolution, and the St. Nicholas Society. The Havemeyers had homes in New York, Newport, Mahwah, and Lake Wales, Florida.

Both Henry and Charlotte Havemeyer collected Americana, and both gave generously to the New-York Historical Society. Henry Havemeyer's gifts included paper currency, pamphlets, manuscripts, snuffboxes, portrait busts, cartoons, medals, and coverlets, but his most notable gifts, in terms of volume, were prints. Between 1947 and 1956 he gave the Society thousands of portraits of Americans prominent in history and government, many of which are included in this collection.

Arrangement

The collection is divided into thirteen series based on statesmen's job titles:

Missing Title

  1. Series I. Presidents of the United States
  2. Series II. Vice Presidents of the United States
  3. Series III. Attorneys General of the United States
  4. Series IV. Postmasters General of the United States
  5. Series V. Secretaries of the Interior
  6. Series VI. Secretary of Agriculture
  7. Series VII. Secretaries of the Navy
  8. Series VIII. Secretaries of State
  9. Series IX. Secretaries of the Treasury
  10. Series X. Secretaries of War
  11. Series XI. Supreme Court Justices
  12. Series XII. General Winfield Scott
  13. Series XIII. Havemeyer Inventories

Scope and Content Note

The Henry O. Havemeyer Collection of Portrait Prints of American Statesmen is divided into twelve series based on eleven job titles that reflect Havemeyer's attempt to collect portraits of every American President and Vice President, their senior level cabinet members, and Supreme Court Justices. The portraits - which include images printed on silk panels, ribbons, cigar bands, tickets, sheet music, and thread wrappers as well as those on paper and meant to be framed and hung on a wall - are arranged within each series in chronological order of term served. The portraits are generally not individually dated, and range from images contemporary with the term of office to historical prints made in the twentieth century by artists such as the Rosenthals. However, the collection is predominantly nineteenth century in period, and holds fine examples of a full variety of graphic techniques: engravings on copper, steel, and wood; lithographs (both uncolored and hand-colored); chromolithographs; etchings; photogravures, photographs, etc.

The collection is as impressive in its volume as it is in breadth of scope. Some of the most heavily represented statesmen are George Washington with 730 prints, Andrew Jackson with over 270, Abraham Lincoln with 265; and Henry Clay with 130 portraits.

Faces of the presidents appear on a variety of formats, including a number of portraits printed on silk. Andrew Jackson's folders hold silk memorial ribbons; William Henry Harrison is portrayed on silk campaign, inaugural and memorial ribbons, as well as on sheet music covers and broadsides; and Ulysses S. Grant is pictured on a full sheet of silk fabric. Secretary of State Henry Clay is represented on bright blue cigar bands and on thread wrappers with a portrait simply captioned with the legend "OK Harry." Abraham Lincoln also appears on diverse pieces of ephemera including an 1865 membership certificate for The Lincoln Monument Association of Philadelphia, and an admission ticket for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, printed by the American Banknote Company.

There are also just a few photographic portraits. One, of Secretary of State Jeremiah Black, appears in Box 29, folder 295, on leaf 57. Series I holds two albumen photographs of Abraham Lincoln (in Box 17, folder 171, leaf 72); one is a cabinet card portrait by Levi Handy, Mathew Brady's nephew and heir of his Washington studio. Leaf 80 in the same folder holds a photographic portrait of Mary Surratt, one of the Lincoln assassination conspirators.

Havemeyer assembled his statesman portrait collection over many years and from many sources, incorporating generic portraits removed from books, popular parlor lithographs by Currier and Ives, all kinds and formats of ephemera, and rare eighteenth-century engravings. Each image was inlayed in or mounted on a sheet of 14 x 11 inch paper that was annotated on its lower left corner with Havemeyer's initials, a unique catalogue number, and a price. Some leaves hold two or more prints if the images are small. Others, for instance many of the mid-nineteenth century portraits by Currier and Ives, were not mounted when the print itself measured 14 x 11 inches. The portraits were kept together in albums: each leaf was punched with four holes through which the binding posts or ties were threaded. In cases where the print was not mounted, the holes were cut directly into the print's left margin.

The collection came to The New-York Historical Society in Havemeyer's albums; on November 13, 1950, for example, access records list his gift of "15 volumes of prints (U.S. Presidents)." At some time in the 1980s, the portraits were removed from their bindings and the covers discarded. Each leaf was numbered sequentially in pencil on its upper right corner (including sub-numbers a, b, c, d, etc.), and the prints were stacked flat in boxes. This arrangement was retained in 2002-2003 when the collection was rehoused in folders (approximately ten leaves per folder) and new boxes. The leaves were collated and a census recorded in the following box list.

Many of Havemeyer's statesmen held a number of different offices during their professional lifetimes, particularly in the early years of the republic. Portraits may or may not appear under each office held, depending on Havemeyer's instincts. In some cases, his filing is curiously quirky, and as the addition of multitudes of cross-references would have been overwhelming, readers are encouraged to search this finding aid electronically to locate all extant images of any one man.

For instance, there are portraits of James Madison (1751-1836) both under Presidents in Series I and in Series VIII with Secretaries of State. Portraits of John Y. Mason (1799-1859), however, appear in Series VI Secretaries of the Navy, an office he held under two different presidents, but there are no portraits of him in Series III Attorneys General, a position he held in between his two terms as Naval Secretary. John McLean (1785-1861) served as Postmaster General under Presidents Monroe and Adams, declined appointments as Secretary of War and Navy under President Jackson, and sat as a Justice of the Supreme Court. McLean has one portrait in Series IV Postmasters General and two in Series XI Supreme Court Justices, but five portraits in Series X Secretaries of War, the position he actually never held.

A second reason to search the collection electronically is to catch men that Havemeyer included in places where they might not logically be thought of, or in places in which they don't belong at all. For instance, Edward C. Bates (1793-1869) declined the appointment as Secretary of War in 1850 under President Fillmore, but did serve as Attorney General under President Lincoln from 1861 to 1864. Havemeyer placed one portrait of Bates in Series III Attorneys General and a second portrait in Series X Secretaries of War. John Marshall (1755-1835) was appointed Secretary of War in 1800 and did not serve. Havemeyer placed one portrait of him in Series X, in addition to the seventeen portraits of Marshall he appropriately filed in Series VIII Secretaries of State, and the four others in Series XI Supreme Court Justices.

Occasionally, portraits of ad-interim cabinet members are included. Hugh Swinton Legare's two-month term as Secretary of State earned him an appearance in Series VIII, in addition to a portrait in Series III Attorneys General, a job he held for two years. Ulysses S. Grant served briefly as Secretary of War when Edwin Stanton was removed from office, and is represented there with a single portrait, in addition to the nearly one hundred portraits of him in Series I Presidents.

Havemeyer included a few Assistant Secretaries in the collection as well. Three portraits of Gustavus Vasa Fox (1821-1883), who served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy in 1861, can be found in Series VII. He is followed there by a portrait of William Faxon, about whom nothing is known, including the extent of his service in the Navy.

In addition, Havemeyer made errors in collecting his statesmen, but their portraits have been left in place and accounted for in the box and folder list. A plausible example of a mix-up can be found in Series VIII Secretaries of State, where a portrait of Theodore Frelinghuysen (1787-1862) is filed after one of his nephew Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen (1817-1885), who was the Secretary of State from 1881 to 1885. Theodore Frelinghuysen was a Senator from New Jersey from 1829-1835 and candidate for Vice President of the United States in 1844, but he never served as Secretary of State; however, his portrait has been left just as Havemeyer had filed him. Although Isaac Shelby (1750-1826) declined President James Monroe's appointment, there is a portrait of him in Series X Secretaries of War; he was prominent as Governor of Kentucky, but never served in a federal position and therefore technically he should not be included in this collection. Likewise, there is a portrait of George Cabot (1752-1823) in with the Secretaries of the Navy; he was the first appointed Secretary, but declined and did not serve. A portrait of a distinguished New York State Senator, Leonard Gansevoort (1750-1810), appears in Series XI Supreme Court Justices, a position he never held. Theophilus Parsons (1750-1813) was the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts State Supreme Court, but was never United States Attorney General though there are two portraits of him in Series III. Probably the most egregious (and amusing) of Havemeyer's errors is the portrait of Anglo-Irish poet and playwright Oliver Goldsmith (1728-1744) that appears in Series XI, following eleven portraits of Supreme Court Justice Oliver Ellsworth (1745-1807).

There are a few group portraits filed throughout the collection, as well as dual portraits of some men with their running mates. The other men have not been cross-referenced in this finding aid. In one case, in Series IX Secretaries of the Treasury (Box 30, folder 305), there is a print titled "The First Cabinet," after a painting by Alonzo Chappel, which includes Secretary Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804) among several unidentified men; Havemeyer filed it in with other portraits of Hamilton. Series I Presidents includes group portraits of Ulysses S. Grant with his family, with Robert E. Lee, and with other Civil War staff and generals. Series II Vice Presidents includes John C. Breckinridge (1821-1875) as United States Vice President in 1857, though he is pictured with the cabinet members of his time as Confederate Secretary of War (1865). Some of the statesmen are shown in metaphorical situations, such as Daniel Webster at the tomb of William Shakespeare.

There are hundreds of other portraits with Havemeyer's initials and markings on them in the Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections' PR 052 Portrait File. Many of those are portraits of American statesmen, but the Havemeyer material described below, in this collection PR 025, is only that which is in the 14 x 11-inch format bored through with post holes, and arrived bound in Havemeyer's albums.

The series themselves are self-explanatory, and the following pages are but a list of the names of statesmen, their office term dates, and the number of portraits of each. There are three exceptions, one very simple, one more complex, and one that can only be termed "Collector's License."

The first is Series VI Secretary of Agriculture, which holds a single print: Jeremiah M. Rusk. The second is Series I Presidents of the United States. This series contains portraits of men who held that office between 1789 and 1913 (Washington to Wilson), as well as seven of the First Ladies (Adams, Madison, Adams, Tyler, Johnson, Grant, and Cleveland) who follow their husbands' portraits in chronological order. Unlike the rest of the prints in the Havemeyer collection, two of the presidents still retain their original Havemeyer volume numbers: George Washington has Havemeyer volume numbers 1 through 5a, and Abraham Lincoln is in volume numbers 13 through 15. Havemeyer arranged his prints of Washington in corresponding order with Charles Henry Hart's Catalogue of the Engraved Portraits of Washington (New York: The Grolier Club, 1904), and wrote the Hart numbers on the verso of each print; they are included in the Washington entries of the box and folder list.

"Collector's License" would cover the inclusion of nearly one hundred portraits of General Winfield Scott (1786-1866) in this collection, which is otherwise devoted to "American Statesmen." While Scott had a half-century long and distinguished military career (which included service in the War of 1812, and the Black Hawk, Seminole and Mexican Wars) he did not serve as an elected official or cabinet member during his lifetime. He was in his way a statesman in that he did negotiate peace treaties along the United States borders during his career. In addition, Scott did run unsuccessfully for President in 1852. His portraits make up Series XII.

Henry O. Havemeyer kept typed inventories and appraisals of his collections in paper report binders. These came to the Society at some point, and form Series XIII. The lists record his unique print numbering system and some purchase information, but are not useful as collection guides. Folder 380 holds a print summary that reveals the fact that Havemeyer paid fifty cents each to have the prints inlayed. Also included are inventories of material not in the Print Room, such as manuscripts and medals, which may be found in other departments in the New-York Historical Society.

Access Restrictions

Open to qualified researchers.

Photocopying undertaken by staff only. Limited to thirty exposures of stable, unbound material per day. See guidelines in Print Room for details.

Use Restrictions

Permission to reproduce any Print Room holdings through publication must be obtained from:
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The copyright law of the United States governs the making of photocopies and protects unpublished materials as well as published materials. Unpublished materials created before January 1, 1978 cannot be quoted in publication without permission of the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation

This collection should be cited as: Henry O. Havemeyer Collection of Portrait Prints of American Statesmen, PR 025, Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections, The New-York Historical Society.

Provenance

Multiple gifts of Henry O. Havemeyer made between 1946 and the late 1950s.

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Repository

New-York Historical Society

Series I: Presidents of the United States

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served. The term starting date appears in far right column; print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates. In a few instances, portraits of First Ladies are included in with those of their husbands; they are noted below.

George Washington (1 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 1, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (2 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 2, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (3 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 3, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (4 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 4, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (5 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 5, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (6 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 6, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (7 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 7, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Washington (8 of 8), 1789

Offsite-Box: 8, Folder: 1-75 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Adams, 1797

Offsite-Box: 8, Folder: 76-82 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Abigail Smith Adams, leaf number 70

Thomas Jefferson, 1801

Offsite-Box: 9, Folder: 83-91 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Madison, 1809

Offsite-Box: 10, Folder: 92-97 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Dolley Madison, leaf number 59

James Monroe, 1817

Offsite-Box: 10, Folder: 98-100 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Quincy Adams, 1825

Offsite-Box: 11, Folder: 101-104 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Louisa Catherine Adams, leaves numbered 40-42

Andrew Jackson (1 of 3), 1829

Offsite-Box: 11, Folder: 105-128 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Andrew Jackson (2 of 3), 1829

Offsite-Box: 12, Folder: 105-128 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Andrew Jackson (3 of 3), 1829

Offsite-Box: 13, Folder: 105-128 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Martin Van Buren, 1837

Offsite-Box: 13, Folder: 129-132 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Henry Harrison, 1841

Offsite-Box: 14, Folder: 133-140 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Tyler, 1841

Offsite-Box: 14, Folder: 141-142 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Letitia Christian Tyler, leaf number 23

James Polk, 1845

Offsite-Box: 15, Folder: 143-145 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Zachary Taylor, 1849

Offsite-Box: 15, Folder: 146-153 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Millard Fillmore, 1850

Offsite-Box: 16, Folder: 154-155 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Franklin Pierce, 1853

Offsite-Box: 16, Folder: 156-160 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Buchanan, 1857

Offsite-Box: 16, Folder: 161-163 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Abraham Lincoln (1 of 3), 1861

Offsite-Box: 17, Folder: 164-189 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Abraham Lincoln (2 of 3), 1861

Offsite-Box: 18, Folder: 164-189 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Abraham Lincoln (3 of 3), 1861

Offsite-Box: 19, Folder: 164-189 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Andrew Johnson, 1865

Offsite-Box: 19, Folder: 190-192 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Eliza McCardle Johnson, leaf number 31

Ulysses S. Grant, 1869

Offsite-Box: 20, Folder: 193-201 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Julia Dent Grant, leaf number 93

Rutherford B. Hayes, 1877

Offsite-Box: 20, Folder: 202-203 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James A. Garfield, 1881

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 204-206 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Chester A. Arthur, 1881

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 207-208 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Grover Cleveland, 1885, 1893

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 209-210 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

General note

Frances Folsom Clevelans, leaf number 18

Benjamin Harrison, 1889

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 211 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William McKinley, 1897

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 212 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Theodore Roosevelt, 1901

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 213 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. Taft, 1909

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 214 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Woodrow Wilson, 1913

Offsite-Box: 21, Folder: 215 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series II: Vice Presidents of the United States

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

John Adams, 1789

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 216 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas Jefferson, 1797

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 216 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Aaron Burr, 1801

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 216 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Clinton, 1805

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 216 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Elbridge Gerry, 1813

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 216 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Daniel D. Tompkins, 1817

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 217 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Calhoun, 1825

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 217 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Martin Van Buren, 1833

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 217 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Richard M. Johnson, 1837

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 217 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George M. Dallas, 1845

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 218 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Millard Fillmore, 1849

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 218 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William R. King, 1853

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 219 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Breckenridge, 1857

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 220 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hannibal Hamlin, 1861

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 220 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Andrew Johnson, 1865

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 221 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Schuyler Colfax, 1869

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 221 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Wilson, 1873

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 222 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William A. Wheeler, 1877

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 223 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Chester A. Arthur, 1881

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 223 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas A. Hendricks, 1885

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 223 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Levi P. Morton, 1889

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 224 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Adlai E. Stevenson, 1893

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 225 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Garret A. Hobart, 1897

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 225 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Theodore Roosevelt, 1901

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 225 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles W. Fairbanks, 1905

Offsite-Box: 22, Folder: 225 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series III: Attorneys General of the United States

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

Edmund Randolph, 1789

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Bradford, 1794

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles Lee, 1795

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Theophilus Parsons (not Attorney General)

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Levi Lincoln, 1801

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Cesar A. Rodney, 1807

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 226 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Pinkney, 1811

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 227 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Richard Rush, 1814

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 227 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Wirt, 1817

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 228 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John M. Berrien, 1829

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 228 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Roger B. Taney, 1831

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 229 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin F. Butler, 1833

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 229 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Felix Grundy, 1838

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 229 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry D. Gilpin, 1840

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 229 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John J. Crittenden, 1841, 1850

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 230 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hugh Swinton Legare, 1841

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 230 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Nelson, 1843

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 230 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Nathan Clifford, 1846

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 230 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Isaac Toucey, 1848

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 230 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Reverdy Johnson, 1849

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 231 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Caleb Cushing, 1853

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 231 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Jeremiah S. Black, 1857

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 231 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edward Bates, 1861

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 232 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Speed, 1864

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 232 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William M. Evarts, 1868

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 232 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Ebenezer R. Hoar, 1869

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 232 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George H. Williams, 1871

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 232 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edwards Pierrepont, 1875

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 233 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Alphonso Taft, 1876

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 233 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles Devens, 1877

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 233 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Wayne MacVeagh, 1881

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin H. Brewster, 1882

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Augustus Garland, 1885

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. H. Miller, 1889

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Richard Olney, 1893

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joseph McKenna, 1897

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George W. Wickersham, 1909

Offsite-Box: 23, Folder: 234 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series IV: Postmasters General of the United States

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates. Leaf/print number 6, listed under Gideon Granger, holds images of all Postmasters General from Osgood through Kendall.

Ebenezer Hazard, 1782

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Osgood, 1789

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joseph Habersham, 1795

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Gideon Granger (among other Postmasters), 1801

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Return J. Meigs, Jr., 1814

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John McLean, 1823

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 235 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William T. Barry, 1829

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 236 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Amos Kendall, 1835

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 236 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Cave Johnson, 1845

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 236 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Nathan K. Hall, 1850

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 236 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Campbell, 1853

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 237 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Aaron V. Brown, 1857

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 237 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Montgomery Blair, 1861

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 237 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Dennison, 1864

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 237 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John A. J. Creswell, 1869

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 238 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Marshall Jewell, 1874

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 238 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James N. Tyner, 1876

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 238 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

David M. Key, 1877

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 239 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Horace Maynard, 1880

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 239 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas L. James, 1881

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 239 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Timothy O. Howe, 1881

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 239 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Frank Hatton, 1884

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 239 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Wanamaker, 1889

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 240 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Wilson S. Bissell, 1893

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 240 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles Emory Smith, 1898

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 240 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series V: Secretaries of the Interior

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

Alex H. H. Stuart, 1850

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert McClelland, 1853

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Jacob Thompson, 1857

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John P. Usher, 1863

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Harlan, 1865

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Orville H. Browning, 1866

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Jacob D. Cox, 1869

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 241 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Columbus Delano, 1870

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 242 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Zachariah Chandler, 1875

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 242 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Carl Shurz, 1877

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 243 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1881

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 243 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry M. Teller, 1882

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 243 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lucius Q. C. Lamar, 1885

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 243 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John W. Noble, 1889

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 244 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hoke Smith, 1893

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 244 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

David R. Francis, 1896

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 244 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Cornelius N. Bliss, 1897

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 244 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series VI: Secretary of Agriculture

Scope and Contents note

There is just one print in this series.

Jeremiah M. Rusk, 1889

Offsite-Box: 24, Folder: 245 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series VII: Secretaries of the Navy

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

George Cabot (declined appointment), 1798

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 246 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert Smith, 1801

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 246 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin W. Crowninshield, 1814

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 246 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Southard, 1823

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 246 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Branch, 1829

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 246 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Levi Woodbury, 1831

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 247 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Mahlon Dickerson, 1834

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 248 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James K. Paulding, 1838

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 248 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George E. Badger, 1841

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 248 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Abel Upshur, 1841

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 248 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Y. Mason, 1844, 1846

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 248 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George Bancroft, 1845

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 249 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Wililam B. Preston, 1849

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 250 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William A. Graham, 1850

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 250 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John P. Kennedy, 1852

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 250 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James C. Dobbin, 1853

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 251 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Isaac Toucey, 1857

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 251 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Gideon Welles, 1861

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 252 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Gustavus Vasa Fox (Assistant Secretary), 1861

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 253 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Wiliam Faxon (Assistant Secretary), 1861

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 253 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Adolph E. Borie, 1869

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 253 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George M. Robeson, 1869

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 253 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Richard W. Thompson, 1877

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 253 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Nathan Goff, Jr., 1881

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. Hunt, 1881

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William C. Whitney, 1885

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin F. Tracy, 1889

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hilary A. Herbert, 1893

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John D. Long, 1897

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Paul Morton, 1904

Offsite-Box: 25, Folder: 254 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series VIII: Secretaries of State

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

Thomas Jefferson, 1789

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 255 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edmund Randolph, 1794

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 255 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Timothy Pickering, 1795

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 256 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Marshall, 1800

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 257-258 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Madison, 1801

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 259 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert Smith, 1809

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 259 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Monroe, 1811

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 259 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Quincy Adams, 1817

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 259 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Clay (1 of 2), 1825

Offsite-Box: 26, Folder: 260-271 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Clay (2 of 2), 1825

Offsite-Box: 27, Folder: 260-271 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Martin Van Buren, 1829

Offsite-Box: 27, Folder: 272 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Louis McLane, 1833

Offsite-Box: 27, Folder: 272 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Forsyth, 1834

Offsite-Box: 27, Folder: 272 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Daniel Webster (1 of 2), 1841, 1850

Offsite-Box: 27, Folder: 273-283 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Daniel Webster (2 of 2), 1841, 1850

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 273-283 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hugh Swinton Legare (ad interim, served two months), 1843

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 284 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Abel P. Upshur, 1843

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 284 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Calhoun, 1844

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 285-288 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Buchanan, 1845

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 289 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John M. Clayton, 1849

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 289 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edward Everett (1 of 2), 1852

Offsite-Box: 28, Folder: 290 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edward Everett (2 of 2), 1852

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 291 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William L. Marcy, 1853

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 292 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lewis Cass, 1857

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 293-294 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Jeremiah S. Black, 1860

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 295 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. Seward, 1861

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 296-298 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Elihu B. Washburne, 1869

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 299 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hamilton Fish, 1869

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 300 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Wiliam M. Evarts, 1877

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 301 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James G. Blaine, 1881, 1889

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 302 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, 1881

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 303 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Theodore Frelinghuysen (not a Secretary of State)

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 303 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas F. Bayard, 1885

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Walter Q. Gresham, 1893

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Sherman, 1897

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Hay, 1898

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Elihu Root, 1905

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Philander C. Knox, 1909

Offsite-Box: 29, Folder: 304 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series IX: Secretaries of the Treasury

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

Alexander Hamilton, 1789

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 305-306 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Oliver Wolcott, Jr.

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 307 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Dexter, 1801

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 308 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Albert Gallatin, 1801

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 309 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George W. Campbell, 1814

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 309 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Alexander J. Dallas, 1814

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 309-310 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. Crawford, 1816

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 311 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Richard Rush, 1825

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 311-312 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel D. Ingham, 1829

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 312 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Louis McLane, 1831

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 312 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William J. Duane, 1833

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 312 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Roger B. Taney, 1833

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 313-314 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Levi Woodbury, 1834

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 314 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas Ewing, 1841

Offsite-Box: 30, Folder: 314 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Walter Forward, 1841

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 315 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Spencer, 1843

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 315 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George M. Bibb, 1844

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 315 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert J. Walker, 1845

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 315 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William M. Meredith, 1849

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 315 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas Corwin, 1850

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 316 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Guthrie, 1853

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 316 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Howell Cobb, 1857

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 316 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Philip F. Thomas, 1860

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 316 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John A. Dix, 1861

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 317 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Salmon P. Chase, 1861

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 318-319 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William P. Fessenden, 1864

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 319 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Hugh McCulloch, 1865, 1884

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 320 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George S. Boutwell, 1869

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 321 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William A. Richardson, 1873

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 321 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin H. Bristow, 1874

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 321 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lot M. Morrill, 1876

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 322 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Sherman, 1877

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 323 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Windom, 1881, 1889

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 323 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles J. Folger, 1881

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 323 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Walter Q. Gresham, 1884

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 323 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Daniel Manning, 1885

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 324 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles S. Fairchild, 1887

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 324 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles Foster, 1891

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 324 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John G. Carlisle, 1893

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 324 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lyman J. Gage, 1897

Offsite-Box: 31, Folder: 324 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series X: Secretaries of War

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term starting date appears in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

Henry Knox, 1789

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 325 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Timothy Pickering, 1795

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 326 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James McHenry, 1796

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 326 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Marshall (appointed but did not serve), 1800

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 326 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Dexter, 1800

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 326 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Dearborn, 1801

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 326 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Eustis, 1809

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Armstrong, 1813

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Isaac Shelby (decline appointment), 1817

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Calhoun, 1817

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Barbour, 1825

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Peter B. Porter, 1828

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 327 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John H. Eaton, 1829

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 328 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lewis Cass, 1831

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 328 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin F. Butler, 1837

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 328 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joel R. Poinsett, 1837

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 328 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Bell, 1841

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 329 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John McLean (declined appointment)

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 329 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John C. Spencer, 1841

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 330 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Wilkins, 1844

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 330 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William L. Marcy, 1845

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 330 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George W. Crawford, 1849

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 330 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edward C. Bates (declined appointment), 1850

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 330 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Jefferson Davis, 1853

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 331-333 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John B. Floyd, 1857

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 333 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joseph Holt, 1861

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 333 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Simon Cameron, 1861

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 333-334 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edwin M. Stanton, 1862

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 334-335 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Ulysses S. Grant (ad interim replacement for Stanton), 1867

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 335 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lorenzo Thomas (follows Stanton in office), 1868

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 335 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John M. Schofield, 1868

Offsite-Box: 32, Folder: 335 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John A. Rawlins, 1869

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 336 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William T. Sherman, 1869

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 336 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William W. Belknap, 1869

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 337 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Alphonso Taft, 1876

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 337 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

George W. McCrary, 1877

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 337 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Alexander Ransey, 1879

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert T. Lincoln, 1881

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Redfield Proctor, 1889

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Stephen B. Elkins, 1891

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Russel A. Alger, 1897

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William H. Taft, 1904

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 338 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series XI: Supreme Court Justices

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged in chronological order by term served; term dates appear in far right column. Print/portrait dates are not necessarily contemporary with term dates.

John Jay, 1789-1795

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 339-340 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Rutledge, 1789-1797

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 340 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Cushing, 1789-1810

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 341 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Wilson, 1789-1798

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 341 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Blair, 1789-1796

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 342 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James Iredell, 1790-1799

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 342 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas Johnson, 1791-1793

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 342 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Paterson, 1793-1806

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 342 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Chase, 1796-1811

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 343 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Leonard Gansevoort [not a Supreme Court Justice]

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 343 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Oliver Ellsworth

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 343-344 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Oliver Goldsworth [not a Supreme Court Justice]

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 344 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Bushrod Washington, 1798-1829

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 345 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Alfred Moore, 1799-1804

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 345 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Marshall, 1801-1835

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 345 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Johnson, 1804-1834

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 346 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Brockholst Livingston, 1806-1823

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 346 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Thomas Todd, 1807-1826

Offsite-Box: 33, Folder: 346 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joseph Story, 1811-1845

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 347 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Gabriel Duval, 1811-1835

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 347 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Smith Thompson, 1823-1843

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 348 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert Trimble, 1826-1828

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 348 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John McLean, 1829-1861

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 348 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry Baldwin, 1830-1844

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 348 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

James M. Wayne, 1835-1867

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 349 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Roger B. Taney, 1836-1864

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 349 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John Catron, 1837-1865

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 349 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John McKinley, 1837-1852

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 350 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Peter V. Daniel, 1841-1860

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 350 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Nelson, 1845-1872

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 350 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Levi Woodbury, 1845-1851

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 350 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Robert C. Grier, 1846-1870

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 350 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Benjamin R. Curtis, 1851-1857

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John A. Campbell, 1853-1861

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Nathan Clifford, 1858-1881

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Noah H. Swayne, 1862-1881

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel F. Miller, 1862-1890

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

David Davis, 1862-1877

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Stephen J. Field, 1863-1897

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Salmon P. Chase, 1864-1873

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William Strong, 1870-1880

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 351 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Joseph P. Bradley, 1870-1892

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 352 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Ward Hunt, 1872-1882

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 352 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Morrison R. Waite, 1874-1888

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 352-353 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

John M. Harlan, 1877-1891

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 353 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

William B. Woods, 1880-1887

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 353 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Stanley Matthews, 1881-1889

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Horace Gray, 1881-1902

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Samuel Blatchford, 1882-1893

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Lucius Q. C. Lamar, 1888-1893

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Melville W. Fuller, 1888-1910

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

David J. Brewer, 1889-1910

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Henry B. Brown, 1890-1906

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Howell E. Jackson, 1893-1895

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Edward D. White, 1894-1910

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Rufus W. Peckham, 1895-1909

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Charles E. Hughes, 1910-1916

Offsite-Box: 34, Folder: 354 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series XII: General Winfield Scott

Scope and Contents note

Portraits are arranged by leaf number.

Winfield Scott

Offsite-Box: 35, Folder: 355-363 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Series XIII: Havemeyer Inventories

Scope and Contents note

Arranged in alphabetical order, with non-print collections at the end. The inventories date from the 1940s to circa 1955.

Portrait Collections

Attorneys General

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 364 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Calhoun, Clay, Webster

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 365 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Interior, Secretaries of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 366 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Miscellaneous Portraits

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 367 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Navy, Secretaries of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 368 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Postmasters General

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 369 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Presidents, General

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 370 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Presidents, Jackson

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 371 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Presidents, Donated 1949

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 372 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Presidents, Donated 1950

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 373 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Scott, Winfield

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 374 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

States, Secretaries of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 375 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Supreme Court, Justices of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 376 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Treasury, Secretaries of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 377 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Vice Presidents

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 378 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

War, Secretaries of

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 379 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Print Summary

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 380 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Non-portrait Collections

Civil War letters

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 381 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Engraved plates

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 382 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Medals

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 383 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Naval, miscellaneous

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 384 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

1952 Donation

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 385 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)

Winslow, Cameron McRae, letters

Offsite-Box: 36, Folder: 386 (Material Type: Mixed Materials)
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