Bedroom a lot more frequently. She converted the downstairs kitchen into an open Reception Room and had the kitchen moved into the back part of the house. Most significantly was the construction of the president ial library. She started to make a lot of changes to the property. I am standing in the room that he used as an office for the years that he was living here in the house. Lucretia garfield called this the general snuggery. This room looks pretty much how it did. She did make a few minor changes in here, in memorium is carved in the wood. It does have an interesting double meaning. It was also the title of james and lucretias favorite poem. He became a firsttime member of the house of representatives. The first born child, eliza died. She was only two or three. This was very tragic and it brought them much closer together than they have been. Two weeks or so after the daughters death, he told lucretia that he had been not reading this poem, in memorial by alfred lord tennyson. I
Tomorrow night. We start at 7 00 30 eastern, and education will be the education will be the focus. We hope you join us tomorrow night for cspan townhall. Season two of first ladies begins monday, september 9 with a look at the life of edith roosevelt. All this month, we show you encore presentations of season one. Every weeknight at 9 00 p. M. Eastern, tonight it is Lucretia Garfield. Its only in recent years that a lot of scholarship has focused on the fact that their marriage was in its early phases. I think in the early years, james found her a bit distant and cold. As the years went by, she had a tremendous influence on him. They spent a lot of time on their children. They thought that education was an emancipating factor. Mrs. Garfield adored her time at the exhibition, but she was specifically interested in the latest scientific technologies of the day. After James Garfields death, citizens raised hundreds of thousands of dollars that were turned over to Lucretia Garfield. In to
Local reporters this week in 1994 were kept busy gathering details about several tragedies and near-misses in our area. But there was also hopeful news about the future – although
Muncy, Pa. — Arnold A. Love, 88, a longtime resident of Muncy, died Wednesday, April 17, 2024 at Moosehaven, Orange Park, Fla., where he resided for the past 10 years.