Dodge, Harrison Howell, 1852-1937
Dates
- Existence: 1852-1937
Biography
Superintendent of Mount Vernon 1885-1937
Found in 435 Collections and/or Records:
Harrison Dodge, Mount Vernon, to Lawrence Washington, 1896 January 27
Regrets sale of four Gibraltar engravings and hopes he can convince the Ladies to raise the money to keep them at Mount Vernon.
Harrison Dodge to Christine Graham, 1895 November 1
A.L.S. Mount Vernon. Restoration of the garden walls and fences. RM-459, MS-3561
Harrison Dodge to Lily Macalester Laughton, 1890 November 23
A.L.S. Washington, D.C. Sir Julian Paunceforte's proposal to put an iron railing around tree planted last year. A message to him from the Prince and the gift of Washington memorial spoons. Also he wishes to give $10 each to the men who prepared the ground and lifted the tree. Encloses an inscription to post for the tree. ER-14, p. 165
Harrison Dodge to Lily Macalester Laughton, 1885 June 9
A.L.S. Washington, D.C. Gives data re his life and business experience, which supplements his formal application. ER-18, p. 300
Harrison Dodge to the MVLA, 1885 June 2
A.L.S. Washington, D.C. Application for position of Superintendent for Mount Vernon. Signeed endorsements on the reverse. Endorsement on the reverse. ER-18, p. 298
Harrison Dodge with Honorary Doctorate from George Washington University, 1932
Harrison Dodge with Honorary Doctorate from George Washington University, 1932
Harrison Dodge with Honorary Doctorate from George Washington University, 1931-1932
Harrison Dodge with Honorary Doctorate from George Washington University, 1931-1932
Harrison Dodge with Honorary Doctorate from George Washington University, 1931-1932
Harrison H. Dodge, 1933
Harrison H. Dodge, 1933
Harrison H. Dodge, 1933
Harrison H. Dodge, 1933
Harrison H. Dodge
Harrison H. Dodge
Harrison H. Dodge and Capt. L. L. Blake in Upper Garden, c. 1890
Harrison H. Dodge and Professor Charles W. Killam, July 1934
Harrison H. Dodge, Diaries and Letter Books, 1885-1922
Harrison H. Dodge – Dinner in honor of Col. Harrison Dodge for 50 years of service to Mount Vernon, 1934-1935
These photographs were removed from folders within the collection for preservation purposes. Removal slips have been placed in their exact location within the folder to mark their withdrawal. Folder titles in this section correspond to the files with withdrawn photographs.
Harrison H. Dodge – Reminiscences concerning Colonel Dodge, 1937-1939
Small black and white photograph of two men, one guest and one guard, in front of Washington’s tomb. Writing beneath the image reads “Col. William G. Edens and Guard at Washington’s tomb, Mount Vernon, VA., May 1936.”
Harrison H. Dodge wearing Legion of Honor medal, 1932-1933
Harrison H. Dodge with Mansion cornerstone, 1932
Harrison H. Dodge with Mansion cornerstone, Spring 1932
Harrison H. Dodge with the Misses Livingood, 1931
Harrison H. Dodge with the Vice Regent for Ohio [Lily Foster Livingood], 1931
Hugh A. Morrison, Washington, to Harrison H. Dodge, Mount Vernon, 1927 February 28
Typescript copy. Morrison responds from the Library of Congress to Dodge’s inquiry about the relationship between Lund Washington and George Washington.
King Albert I and Vice President Thomas Marshall on the Piazza at Mount Vernon, October 29, 1919
King and Queen of the Belgians in the Upper Garden, October 29, 1919
Letter, Lawrence Washington to Harrison Howell Dodge, 1889
A.L.S. 4 pages. Relating to the Papers of General Washington. Autograph letter, copy. Date on original catalog card appears [1889]. Provenance information transferred from the Curatorial files.
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