Harrison, Caroline Lavinia Scott 1832-1892

The Columbian memorial cook book ... Statesmen's dishes; practical autographic receipts by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison ... [et al ( Book )
2 editions published in 1893 in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide

Autograph letters signed from Richard Mansfield to various people 1886-1907 by Richard Mansfield ( Book )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Correspondents: Hillary Bell, Edward A. Buck, E.A. Dithmar, Ella (Knapp) Dithmar, L.B. Glover, Caroline Harrison, Chas. L. Moore, Melville Philips, Wm. H. Rideing, [John B.] Slee, Francis Wilson, Elizabeth Winter, William Winter and others. (106) to Mrs. Winter has a copy of her reply. Most of the letters concern his work in the theater, both in America and England. Some of the letters are undated; not all of the letters are autograph.

Mary Abigail Dodge Papers, 1834-1896 by Mary Abigail Dodge ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
This collection consists of correspondence and manuscripts of Hamilton, MA author and poet, who wrote under the pseudonym Gail Hamilton. Also contains her autograph collection and two volumes of poetry and essays written by her (1841-1855).

Papers, 1853-1940 by Benjamin Harrison ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Chiefly letters written by Harrison, his first wife, Caroline Scott Harrison (1832-1892), and his second wife, Mary Lord Harrison (1858-1948). Includes letters from Harrison to his wife while he was serving as an officer in the Union Army in Tennessee and Georgia, and while he was president; letters (1895-1897) to Edward Bok concerning articles Harrison was writing for Ladies Home Journal on the nature of the federal government; letters to family members, including his cousin, Margaret Peltz, of St. Louis, Mo., and his son, Russell B. Harrison; Civil War military papers and correspondence; legal documents pertaining to the early years (1853-1866) of Harrison's law practice in Indianapolis, Ind.; and other letters relating to Indiana and national politics, Indianapolis, and family matters. Correspondents include Benjamin H. Brewster, Noble C. Butler, Person Colby Cheney, Schuyler Colfax, James A. Garfield, George W. Lasher, Louis T. Michener, Oliver P. Morton, Lazarus Noble, Godlove Orth, Robert S. Taylor, Richard W. Thompson, Harriet Taylor Upton, John Wanamaker, and William A. Woods.

President Benjamin Harrison Home manuscript collections, 1850-1997 ( Book )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Chiefly correspondence, financial records, diaries, ledgers, scrapbooks, photographs, and other papers, of the family of President Benjamin Harrison. Includes correspondence of Benjamin Harrison with family members, friends, law practice associates, and political contacts; papers of Harrison's first wife, Caroline Scott Harrison, including correspondence with family members discussing family news as well as her design for the Harrison White House china; and papers of Harrison's second wife, Mary Lord Harrison, relating to family events and to the establishment of the President Benjamin Harrison Memorial Home. Other family members represented include Russell B. Harrison and his wife, Mary Saunders Harrison, and Mary Scott Harrison McKee and her husband, James Robert McKee.

Quilt ( Visual )
1 edition published in 1888 in English and held by 1 library worldwide
This crazy quilt consists of 12 squares, decorated with ribbons, flowers, patriotic symbols, and stars. The quilt has a large wine-colored border with binding of twisted silk cording. The four corners have cording tassels of three loops. The back consists of wine-colored satin with machine quilting in a scalloped pattern. The word "National" is embroidered in gold thread on the bottom border. One blue silk block from California is stitched to the top border. The quilt has a satin hanging strip attached at the top on the back.

Alterations to the Executive Mansion, for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. Site plan, with suggestions by F. D Owen ( Visual )
1 edition published in 1890 and held by 1 library worldwide
Proposed plans for extensions to the White House and grounds, including garden.

Collection, 1853-1943 by Benjamin Harrison ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Harrison family correspondence and Benjamin Harrison's professional papers. Series I includes Harrison's personal and professional papers and correspondence relating to his law practice, Civil War service, presidency, and Indiana and national politics. There are also photographs and memorabilia. Series II are papers of Caroline Scott Harrison, including personal correspondence and memorabilia. Series III includes the personal correspondence of Mary Lord Harrison. One letter to Charles W. Fairbanks concerns the selection of a biographer for her late husband. Series IV, V, and VI contain the correspondence of Mary Harrison McKee (daughter of Benjamin and Caroline Harrison); Mary Saunders Harrison (Mrs. Russell B. Harrison), and John Witherspoon Scott (father of Caroline Harrison). Other correspondents include Noble Chase Butler, Schuyler Colfax, Russell B. Harrison, and Charles W. Fairbanks.

The Washington cook book the most complete and valuable cook book in the world : statesmen's dishes, practical autographic receipts ( Book )
1 edition published in 1890 in English and held by 1 library worldwide