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    "ocrText": "PORTRAITS\nof the\nPRESIDENTS\nгирмая\nLIBRAUY WHEN\nOF\nRECORDS\nThe 0\nSERVICE\" OVERNATION\nOFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE\nCollection\nCopyright 1949 by Guy Golterman\nThe cover and entire contents of this book are fully pro-\ntected by copyrights issued in 1949 to Guy Golterman\nin the United States and in foreign countries and must\nnot be reproduced in any manner without written per-\nmission. The Insignia and picture of the White House\nare not included in this copyright notice.\nForeword\n\"The Presidents of the United States\"\nsix\nsimple words that have in them the vision of\na nation sweeping from shore to shore of a\ncontinent, of a star-touched flag, and a mighty\narray of people within whom burns a deep\nand devoted fire of freedom.\n\"The President of the United States\"\nthe title has belonged to men of aristocratic\nlineage, and to those who sprang from the\nhumblest beginnings. They have been law-\nyers and farmers and soldiers, and they have\nheld this most powerful of offices only be-\ncause their fellow citizens believed in them,\ntrusted them, turned to them for leadership.\nSome of them looked the part of Chief\nExecutive of a mighty nation, some were\nmen of the most unassuming appearance. The\nlikenesses of all have been preserved in the\nOfficial White House Portrait Collection, an\ninspiring art treasure that has been admired\nby thousands who have made the pilgrimage\nto Washington, D. C.\nThis is the first publication of this govern-\nment owned collection, in a form making it\naccessible to every American home.\nThe original portraits were done by the\nflowering genius of the portrait painters of\ntheir day, at an estimated cost of $300,000.\nTHE PRESIDENTS AND ARTISTS\nGEORGE WASHINGTON\nby Stuart\n\"\nJOHN ADAMS\nHealy\nTHOMAS JEFFERSON\n\" Andrews\n\"\nJAMES MADISON\nAndrews\nJAMES MONROE\n\" Andrews\n\"\nJOHN QUINCY ADAMS\nHealy\n\"\nANDREW JACKSON\nAndrews\n\"\nMARTIN VAN BUREN\nHealy\n\"\nWILLIAM HENRY HARRISON\nAndrews\n\"\nJOHN TYLER\nHealy\nJAMES K. POLK\n\" Healy\n\"\nZACHARY TAYLOR\nAndrews\n\"\nMILLARD FILLMORE\nHealy\n\"\nFRANKLIN PIERCE\nHealy\n\"\nJAMES BUCHANAN\nChase\n\"\nABRAHAM LINCOLN\nCogswell\n\"\nANDREW JOHNSON\nAndrews\n\"\nULYSSES S. GRANT\nLeclear\n\"\nRUTHERFORD B. HAYES\nHuntington\n\"\nJAMES A. GARFIELD\nAndrews\n\"\nCHESTER A. ARTHUR\nHuntington\n\"\nGROVER CLEVELAND\nJohnson\n\"\nBENJAMIN HARRISON\nJohnson\n\"\nWILLIAM MCKINLEY\nMurphy\n\"\nTHEODORE ROOSEVELT\nSargent\n\"\nWILLIAM HOWARD TAFT\nZorn\nWOODROW WILSON\n\" Thomas\n\"\nWARREN G. HARDING\nMora\n\"\nCALVIN COOLIDGE\nHopkinson\nHERBERT HOOVER\n\" Johanson\n\"\nFRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT\nSalisbury\n\"\nHARRY S. TRUMAN\nKempton\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nCOLLECTION\nOF\nOFFICIAL PORTRAITS\nOF THE\nPRESIDENTS\nPublished by\nguy GOLTERMAN\nWASHINGTON\nNEW YORK\nSAINT LOUIS\nA\nKeepsake For Every American Home!\nPublisher's Office 310 South Euclid Avenue\nSt. Louis 10, Missouri\n-SEAL OF STATES THE STATES UNITED THE OF PRESIDENT\nTHE COAT OF ARMS OF THE\nPRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES\nThe Seal of the President of the United States\nis displayed wherever the Commander in Chief\nis present in his official capacity. In accordance\nwith protocol, new presidential colors, to super-\nsede the four-star flag adopted in 1916, were re-\nquired after the Congress authorized five-star\nrank for Admirals of the Fleet and Generals of\nthe Army. The flag was unfurled October 25,\n1948.\n*\n*\nThe Seal depicts the American Eagle holding in\nthe dexter claw the olive branch of peace and,\nin the sinister talon, arrows for defense. Symbol-\nism derived from the thirteen original states\ngoverns the number of olive leaves and berries,\narrows, stars and cloud puffs.\n*\nThe chief azure of the shield upon the breast of\nthe American Eagle represents the Congress\nbinding the colonies into an entity. A forty-eight\nstar annulet rings the whole. The integrity and\nstrength of the unified device are made explicit\nin the Latin motto on the scroll, \"E PLURIBUS\nUNUM,\" or, \"FROM MANY ONE.\"\nPAINTING BY GILBERT stuart\nGEORGE WASHINGTON\nFIRST PRESIDENT\nFederalist. Born February 22, 1732, at West-\nmoreland County, Virginia. Paternal ances-\ntry, English. Inaugurated April 30, 1789, age\n57. Served seven years, ten months and four\ndays to March 3, 1797. Died at Mt. Vernon,\nVirginia, December 14, 1799, age 67.\nBY G. P. A. HEALY\nPAINTING BY E.F. andrews\nJOHN ADAMS\nTHOMAS JEFFERSON\nSECOND PRESIDENT\nTHIRD PRESIDENT\nlist. Born October 30, 1735, at Brain-\nRepublican Democrat. Born April 13, 17\nMassachusetts. Paternal ancestry, Eng-\nat Shadwell, Virginia. Paternal ances\nInaugurated March 4, 1797, age 61.\nWelsh. Inaugurated March 4, 1801, age\nfour years to March 3, 1801. Died at\nServed eight years to March 3, 1809. D\nMass., July 4, 1826, age 90.\nat Monticello, Virginia, July 4, 1826, age\n©\nF. ANDREWS\nPAINTING BY E. F. andrews\nMES MADISON\nJAMES MONROE\nFOURTH PRESIDENT\nFIFTH PRESIDENT\nDemocrat, Born March 16, 1751,\nRepublican Democrat. Born April 28, ]\nway, Virginia. Paternal ancestry,\nat Westmoreland County, Virginia. Pat\naugurated March 4, 1809, age 57.\nht years to March 3, 1817.\nancestry, Scotch. Inaugurated March 4, I\nontpelier, Virginia, June 28, 1836,\nage 58. Served eight years to March 3, I\nDied at New York City, July 4, 1831, ag\n©\nPAINTING BY G. P.A. HEALY\nPAINTING BY E. F. andrews\nJOHN QUINCY ADAMS\nANDREWJACKSON\nSIXTH PRESIDENT\nSEVENTH PRESIDENT\nRepublican Democrat. Born July 11, 1767,\nDemocrat. Born March 15, 1767, at Unior\nat Quincy, Massachusetts. Paternal ancestry,\nCounty, South Carolina. Paternal ancestry\nScotch-Irish. Inaugurated March 4, 1829\nEnglish. Inaugurated March 4, 1825, age 57.\nage 61. Served eight years to March 3, 1837\nServed four years to March 3, 1829. Died at\nDied at Hermitage, Tennessee, June 8, 1845\nWashington, D.C., February 23, 1848, age 80.\nage 78.\n©\nHEALY\nPAINTING BY E. F. ANDREWS\nIN VAN BUREN\nWILLIAM H. HARRISON\nEIGHTH PRESIDENT\nNINTH PRESIDENT\nBorn December 5, 1782, at\nWhig. Born February 9, 1773, at Berkele\nNew York. Paternal ancestry,\nVirginia. Paternal ancestry, English. Ina\ngurated March 4, 1837, age 54.\ngurated March 4, 1841, age 68. Served or\nears to March 3, 1841. Died at\nmonth to April 4, 1841. Died at Washingto\nNew York, July 24, 1862, age 79.\nD. C., April 4, 1841, age 68.\n©\nPAINTING BY G. P.A. HEALY\n©\nPAINTING BY G.P.A. HEALY\nJOHN TYLER\nTENTH PRESIDENT\nJAMES K. POLK\nELEVENTH PRESIDENT\nDemocrat. Born March 29, 1790, at Green-\nway, Virginia. Paternal ancestry, English.\nDemocrat. Born November 2, 1795, at Mec-\nInaugurated April 6, 1841, age 51. Served\nklenburg County, North Carolina. Paternal\nancestry, Scotch-Irish. Inaugurated March 4,\nthree years, ten months, twenty six days to\n1845, age 49. Served four years to March 3,\nMarch 3, 1845. Died at Richmond, Virginia,\n1849. Died at Nashville, Tennessee, June 15,\nJanuary 17, 1862, age 71.\n1849, age 53.\nans\nPAINTING BY E. F. ANDREWS\nPAINTING BY G. P.A. HEALY\nZACHARY TAYLOR\nMILLARD FILLMORE\nTHIRTEENTH PRESIDENT\nTWELFTH PRESIDENT\nWhig. Born November 24, 1784, at Orange\nWhig. Born January 7, 1800, at Cayuga\nCounty, Virginia. Paternal ancestry, English.\nCounty, New York. Paternal ancestry, Eng-\nInaugurated March 4, 1849, age 64. Served\nlish. Inaugurated July 10, 1850, age 50.\none year, four months, six days to July 9,\nServed two years, seven months, twenty one\n1850. Died at Washington, D. C. July 9,\ndays to March 3, 1853. Died at Buffalo, New\n1850, age 65.\nYork, March 8, 1874, age 74.\n©\nPAINTING BY G. P. A. HEALY\nPAINTING BY william M. CHASE\nFRANKLIN PIERCE\nJAMES BUCHANAN\nFOURTEENTH PRESIDENT\nFIFTEENTH PRESIDENT\nDemocrat. Born November 23, 1804, at Hills-\nDemocrat. Born April 23, 1791, at Franklin\nboro, New Hampshire. Paternal ancestry,\nCounty, Pennsylvania. Paternal ancestry,\nEnglish. Inaugurated March 4, 1853, age 48.\nScotch-Irish. Inaugurated March 4, 1857,\nServed four years to March 3, 1857. Died\nage 65. Served four years to March 3, 1861.\nat Concord, New Hampshire, October 8,\nDied at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, June 1,\n1869, age 64.\n1868, age 77.\n©\nPAINTING BY W. COGSWELL\nPAINTING BY E. F. ANDREWS\nABRAHAM LINCOLN\nANDREW JOHNSON\nSIXTEENTH PRESIDENT\nSEVENTEENTH PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born February 12, 1809, at La\nDemocrat. Born December 29, 1808, at\nRue County, Kentucky. Paternal ancestry,\nRaleigh, North Carolina. Paternal ancestry,\nEnglish. Inaugurated March 4, 1861, age 52.\nEnglish. Inaugurated April 15, 1865, age 56.\nServed four years, one month, twelve days\nServed three years, ten months, seventeen\nto April 15, 1865. Died at Washington, D. C.,\ndays to March 3, 1869. Died at Carter's\nApril 15, 1865, age 56.\nDepot, Tennessee, July 31, 1875, age 66.\n©\nPAINTING BY THOMAS LECLEAR\nPAINTING BY DANIEL HUNTINGTON\nULYSSES S. GRANT\nRUTHERFORD B. HAYES\nEIGHTEENTH PRESIDENT\nNINETEENTH PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born April 27, 1822, at Point\nRepublican. Born October 4, 1822, at Dela-\nPleasant, Ohio. Paternal ancestry, Scotch.\nware, Ohio. Paternal ancestry, Scotch. Inau-\nInaugurated April 4, 1869, age 46. Served\ngurated March 4, 1877, age 54. Served four\neight years to March 3, 1877. Died at Mc-\nyears to March 3, 1881. Died at Freemont,\nGregor, New York, July 23, 1885, age 63.\nOhio, January 17, 1893, age 70.\nPAINTING BY E. F. ANDREWS\nPAINTING BY DANIEL HUNTINGTON\nJAMES A. GARFIELD\nCHESTER ALAN ARTHUR\nTWENTIETH PRESIDENT\nTWENTY-FIRST PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born November 19, 1831, at\nRepublican. Born October 5, 1830, at Fair-\nPortage County, Ohio. Paternal ancestry,\nfield, Vermont. Paternal ancestry, Scotch-\nEnglish. Inaugurated March 4, 1881, age 49.\nIrish. Inaugurated September 20, 1881, age\nServed six months, sixteen days to Septem-\n50. Served three years, five months, twelve\nber 19, 1881. Died at Elberon, New Jersey,\ndays to March 3, 1885. Died at New York\nSeptember 19, 1881, age 49.\nCity, November 18, 1886, age 56.\n©\nPAINTING BY eastman JOHNSON\nGROVER CLEVELAND\n©\nTWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-FOURTH\nPAINTING BY eastman JOHNSON\nPRESIDENT\nBENJAMIN HARRISON\nDemocrat. Born March 18, 1837, at Cald-\nTWENTY-THIRD PRESIDENT\nwell, New Jersey. Inaugurated March 4,\nRepublican. Born August 20, 1833, at North\n1885, age 47. Served four years to March 3,\nBend, Ohio. Paternal ancestry, English. In-\n1889. Inaugurated March 4, 1893, age 55.\naugurated March 4, 1889, age 55. Served\nServed four years to March 3, 1897. Died at\nfour years to March 3, 1893. Died at Indian-\nPrinceton, New Jersey, June 24, 1908, age 71.\napolis, Indiana, March 13, 1901, age 67.\n©\nPAINTING BY WILLIAM DANIEL MURPHY\nPAINTING BY JOHN SINGER SARGENT\nWILLIAM McKINLEY\nTHEODORE ROOSEVELT\nTWENTY-FIFTH PRESIDENT\nTWENTY-SIXTH PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born January 29, 1843, at Niles,\nRepublican. Born October 27, 1858, at New\nOhio. Paternal ancestry, Scotch-Irish. Inau-\nYork City. Paternal ancestry, Dutch. Inau-\ngurated March 4, 1897, age 54. Served four\ngurated September 14, 1901, age 42. Served\nyears, six months, eleven days to September\nseven years, five months, eighteen days to\n14, 1901. Died at Buffalo, New York, Septem-\nMarch 3, 1909. Died at Oyster Bay, New\nber 1, 1901, age 58.\nYork, January 6, 1919, age 60.\n©\nPAINTING BY ANDERS ZORN\nPAINTING BY S. seymour THOMAS\nWILLIAM HOWARD TAFT\nWOODROW WILSON\nTWENTY-SEVENTH PRESIDENT\nTWENTY-EIGHTH PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born September 15, 1857, at\nDemocrat. Born December 28, 1856, at\nCincinnati, Ohio. Paternal ancestry, English.\nStaunton, Virginia. Paternal ancestry, Irish.\nInaugurated March 4, 1909, age 51. Served\nInaugurated March 4, 1913, age 56. Served\nfour years to March 3, 1913. Died at Wash-\neight years to March 3, 1921. Died at Wash-\nington, D. C., March 8, 1930, age 72.\nington, D. C., February 3, 1924, age 67.\n©\nPAINTING BY F. luis mora\nPAINTING BY CHARLES hopkinson\nWARREN G.HARDIN\nCALVIN COOLIDGE\nTWENTY-NINTH PRESIDENT\nTHIRTIETH PRESIDENT\nRepublican. Born November 2, 1865, at Cor-\nRepublican. Born July 4, 1872, at Plymouth,\nsica, Ohio. Paternal ancestry, Scotch. Inau-\nVermont. Paternal ancestry, English. Inau-\ngurated March 4, 1921, age 55. Served two\ngurated August 2, 1923, age 51, Served five\nyears, four months, thirty days to August 2,\nyears, seven months, two days to March 3,\n1923. Died at San Francisco, California, Au-\n1929. Died at Northampton, Massachusetts,\ngust 2, 1923, age 57.\nJanuary 5, 1933, age 60.\n©\nCocs\n©\nPAINTING BY J. C. JOHANSON\nPAINTING BY frank O. SALISBURY\nFRANKLIN D.ROOSEVELT\nHERBERT C. HOOVER\nTHIRTY-SECOND PRESIDENT\nTHIRTY-FIRST PRESIDENT\nDemocrat. Born January 30, 1882, at Hyde\nRepublican. Born August 10, 1874, at West\nPark, New York. Paternal ancestry, Dutch.\nBranch, Iowa. Paternal ancestry, Swiss. In-\nInaugurated March 4, 1933, age 51. Served\naugurated March 4, 1929, age 54. Served\ntwelve years, one month, nine days to April\nfour years to March 3, 1933.\n12, 1945. Died at Warm Springs, Georgia,\nApril 12, 1945, age 63.\n!!!!!!\nThe White House, home of the President of the United States, is loved for its simple dignity and formal grace.\nOldest public structure in the Federal City, commenced in 1792, it stands in spacious tree-shaded and beautifully\nlandscaped grounds. Continually renewed white paint, not marble, gives the sandstone building its dazzling exterior.\nH A R R Y S. T R U M A N\nTRUMAN\nPAINTING BY greta kempton*\nTHIRTY-THIRD PRESIDENT\nHARRY\nDemocrat. Born May 8, 1884, at Lamar,\nMissouri. Paternal ancestry, English. Inau-\ngurated April 12, 1945, age 60. Elected\nNovember 2, 1948, Inaugurated January 20,\n*Portraits of the Presidents become \"official\" only after the\nChief Executives retire from the White House.\n1949.\nMEMORANDUM\nPRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES\nNAME\nBirthplace\nPaternal\nResidence\nInaugurated\nYear\nPolitics\nPlace of Death\nYear\nAge\nAncestry\nYear\nAge\n1\nGeorge Washington\nWestmoreland Co., Va\n1732\nEnglish\nVa\n1789\n57\nFed.\nMt. Vernon, Va\n1799\n67\n2\nJohn Adams\nQuincy, Mass\n1735\nEnglish\nMass\n1797\n61\nFed.\nQuincy, Mass\n1826\n90\n3\nThomas Jefferson\nShadwell, Va\n1743\nWelsh\nVa\n1801\n57\nRep.-Dem.\nMonticello, Va\n1826\n83\n4\nJames Madison\nPort Conway, Va\n1751\nEnglish\nVa\n1809\n57\nRep.-Dem.\nMontpelier, Va\n1836\n85\n5\nJames Monroe\nWestmoreland Co., Va.\n1758\nScotch\nVa\n1817\n58\nRep.-Dem.\nNew York City\n1831\n73\n6\nJohn Quincy Adams\nQuincy, Mass\n1767\nEnglish\nMass\n1825\n57\nRep.-Dem.\nWashington, D. C\n1848\n80\n7\nAndrew Jackson\nUnion Co., S. C.\n1767\nScotch-Irish\nTenn\n1829\n61\nDem.\nHermitage, Tenn\n1845\n78\n8\nMartin Van Buren\nKinderhook, N. Y\n1782\nDutch\nN.Y\n1837\n54\nDem.\nKinderhook N. Y.\n1862\n79\n9\nWilliam H. Harrison\nBerkeley, Va.\n1773\nEnglish\nO\n1841\n68\nWhig\nWashington, D. C\n1841\n68\n10\nJohn Tyler\nGreenway, Va\n1790\nEnglish\nVa\n1841\n51\nDem.\nRichmond, Va\n1862\n71\n11\nJames K. Polk\nMecklenburg Co., N. C\n1795\nScotch-Irish\nTenn\n1845\n49\nDem.\nNashville, Tenn\n1849\n53\n12\nZachary Taylor\nOrange Co., Va\n1784\nEnglish\nLa\n1849\n64\nWhig\nWashington, D. C\n1850\n65\n13\nMillard Fillmore\nCayuga County\n1800\nEnglish\nN.Y.\n1850\n50\nWhig\nBuffalo, N. Y\n1874\n74\n14\nFranklin Pierce\nHillsboro, N. H\n1804\nEnglish\nN.H\n1853\n48\nDem.\nConcord, N. H\n1869\n64\n15\nJames Buchanan\nFranklin County\n1791\nScotch-Irish\nPa\n1857\n65\nDem.\nLancaster, Pa.\n1868\n77\n16\nAbraham Lincoln\nLarue Co., Ky\n1809\nEnglish\nIll\n1861\n52\nRep.\nWashington, D. C.\n1865\n56\n17\nAndrew Johnson\nRaleigh, N. C.\n1808\nEnglish\nTenn\n1865\n56\nDem.\nCarter's Depot, Tenn\n1875\n66\n18\nUlysses S. Grant\nPoint Pleasant, o\n1822\nScotch\nD.C\n1869\n46\nRep.\nMt. McGregor, N.Y.\n1885\n63\n19\nRutherford B. Hayes\nDelaware, o\n1822\nScotch\nO\n1877\n54\nRep.\nFremont, O.\n1893\n70\n20\nJames A. Garfield\nOrange County\n1831\nEnglish\nO\n1881\n49\nRep.\nElberon N. J\n1881\n49\n21\nChester A. Arthur\nFairfield, Vt.\n1830\nScotch-Irish\nN.Y.\n1881\n50\nRep.\nNew York City\n1886\n56\n22\nGrover Cleveland\nCaldwell, N. J\n1837\nEnglish\nN.Y\n1885\n47\nDem.\nPrinceton, N. J\n1908\n71\n23\nBenjamin Harrison\nNorth Bend, o\n1833\nEnglish\nInd\n1889\n55\nRep.\nIndianapolis, Ind\n1901\n67\n24\nGrover Cleveland\nCaldwell, N. J\n1837\nEnglish\nN.Y\n1893\n55\nDem.\nPrinceton, N. J\n1908\n71\n25\nWilliam McKinley\nNiles, O.\n1843\nScotch-Irish\nO.\n1897\n54\nRep.\nBuffalo, N. Y\n1901\n58\n26\nTheodore Roosevelt\nNew York City\n1858\nDutch\nN.Y\n1901\n42\nRep.\nOyster Bay, N. Y\n1919\n61\n27\nWilliam H. Taft\nCincinnati, o\n1857\nEnglish\nO.\n1909\n51\nRep.\nWashington, D. C\n1930\n72\n28\nWoodrow Wilson\nStaunton, Va\n1856\nIrish\nN. J\n1913\n56\nDem.\nWashington, D. C\n1924\n67\n29\nWarren G. Harding\nCorsica, O.\n1865\nScotch\nO\n1921\n55\nRep.\nSan Francisco, Cal\n1923\n58\n30\nCalvin Coolidge\nPlymouth, Vt\n1872\nEnglish\nMass\n1923\n51\nRep.\nNorthampton, Mass.\n1933\n60\n31\nHerbert Hoover\nWest Branch, Iowa\n1874\nSwiss\nCalif\n1929\n54\nRep.\n32\nFranklin D. Roosevelt\nHyde Park, N. Y\n1882\nDutch\nN.Y\n1933\n51\nDem.\nWarm Springs, Ga.\n1945\n63\n33\nHarry S. Truman\nLamar. Mo.\n1884\nEnglish\nMo.\n1945\n60\nDem.\nMEMORANDUM\nMEMORANDUM\nMEMORANDUM\nThe lives and memories of these\ngreat Americans who guided us\nthrough stress and storm are part\nof our national heritage.\nThis booklet of halftone reprints\nof the Official White House Por-\ntraits of the Presidents, with\nbiographical data, comes to you\nwith the compliments and good\nwishes of 1111\nMEMORANDUM\nThe lives and memories of these\ngreat Americans who guided us\nthrough stress and storm are part\nof our national heritage.\nThis booklet of halftone reprints\nof the Official White House Por-\ntraits of the Presidents, with\nbiographical data, comes to you\nwith the compliments and good\nwishes of 1111\nTHE OF SEAL OF UNUM STATES THE UNITED"
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