Home › G › Garfield (JAMES ABRAM American statesman)

Garfield (JAMES ABRAM American statesman)

JAMES ABRAM, American statesman, 20th President of the United States; born in Orange, O., Nov. 19, 1831. The family home was a small log cabin in the Ohio "wilderness," a region now known as the Western Reserve. He went to school winters, and became an omnivorous reader, especially of the Bible. In the winter of 1849-1850 he attended a seminary at Underwood & Underwood A BATTLEFIELD IN FRANCE, SHOWING THE CHALKY SOIL OF THE CHAMPAGNE. THE SITE WAS ONCE HURLUS FOREST Enc. Vol. 4-p. 260 Photo, British and Colonial Press THE FUR INDUSTRY ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. THE SILVER-FOX SKINS WERE PRODUCED ON A FOX FARM Keystone View Co.

THE GALVESTON SEA WALL AFTER A STORM ORIST 105 Peachtree Ewing Galloway ATLANTA'S "FLATIRON" BUILDING, BROAD AND PEACHTREE STREETS, ATLANTA, GA.

Publishers' Photo Service SHIPS OF MANY NATIONS IN THE HARBOR OF GENOA, ITALY Π ELELE E International Film Service THE CITY OF BERLIN, GERMANY Photo, Ewing Gailoway A VIEW OF HAMBURG, GERMANY Π Publishers' Photo Service