Taft Museum Paintings and Other Items
Mr. Charles Phelps Taft Mrs.
Charles Phelps
Taft
William Howard
Taft
By Raimundo De Madrazo
(1841-1920
By Joaquin
Bastida
Robert Louis Stevenson
The Sleeping
Soldier Portrait of a
Young
Man Young Woman
By John Singer
Sargent By
Gerard Ter
Borch
By Frans Hals
Changing Pastures Portrait of Young
Man Song of the Talking Wire
Maria Walpole Vaches A
L'abreuvoir
By Anton
Mauve By
Rembrandt By
Henry
Farny By
Gainsborough By
Constant Troyon
Edward & William Tomnkinson Physician Visiting Sick Girl Mademoiselle Gonin Duncan Fife
By Thomas Gainsborough By Jan Steen By J.A.D. Ingres Side Chair
Edward Satchwell Fraser Queen Maria Luisa Cobbler's Apprentice The Sewing Room at Katwijk
By Sir Henry Raeburn By Francisco Jose de Goya By Frank Duveneck By Joseph Israels
The Ladies
Maryborough
A View On A High Road Landscape With Cattle
& Figures
Old London Bridge
By Sir Thomas
Lawrence
By Jacob Van
Ruisdael
By Meindert
Hobbema
By J.M.W. Turner
Francois De Cleves Duc De
Nevers
Head of a Laughing Child With a
Flute
Man Leaning On a
Sill
By Leonard
Limosin
By Frans
Hals
By Rembrandt
Joaquin Rodriguez
Costillares The Music
Lesson
Mother And
Child
Mrs. Mary
Robinson Portrait of Elderly
Woman
By Francisco Jose
Goya By
Pieter De
Hooch By
Jean Francois
Millet By Sir
Joshua Reynolds By Rembrandt Van
Rijn
Landscape With Figures &
Cattle Paolina
Adorno
Les Environs De
Paris
Evening
Solitude
By Thomas
Gainsborough By Sir Anthony Van
Dyck
By J.B.C.
Corot
By Charles Francois Daubigny
The
Crucifixion
The Music
Lesson
Saltcellar of
Saint
Porcelain Jar with Cover
painted
enamel
Peter de
Hooch
Porchaire
Faience
Chinese 1662-1722
French 15th Century
1629-1683
16th
Century
The Brook Les Sphinx Le Lion Amoureux Chrysanthemums
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Jean-Babtiste Huet Chinese Porcelain
Dedham Mill
Mrs. Jane Fraser-Tytler
Mrs. Gwyn Mrs.
John Johnson
By John Constable 1931 By
Sir Henry
Rayburn By
John Hoppner By George
Romney
To see some other Taft cards check out the Parades section on the entertainment Page
WM. HOWARD TAFT BIRTHDAY COVER
ROBERT A. TAFT FIRST DAY COVERS
William Howard Tafts eldest son, Robert A. Taft (1889-1953), served as a United States Senator from 1939 until his death in 1953. He ran for President in 1940-1948-1952. He was known as "Mr. Republican". The 4 cent stamp shown was issued in his honor on Oct. 10, 1960. The first cover is a hand drawn cover.
The first non-postcard image is a map showing all the annexations to the city up to 1940. It gives the date of the annexation and shows very clearly the growth of Cincinnati.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
The ninth President of the United States William Henry Harrison had his home in North Bend and is where he is buried.
1853 Painting of his home & Tomb
Original tomb showing neglect in left card at the turn of the Century.
Harrison
Spring
Hard water
spring
Soft water spring
GOVERNOR JOHN M. PATTISON
Two cards showing the O.N.G. at the funeral in Milford of John M. Pattison, 43rd governor of Ohio. Elected 11 / 1905, Died 06 / 1906. He was also president of Union Central Life Insurance Co. He died from Bright's disease. The last 3 cards are of the Governors Home, Promont, in Milford. This Victorian Italianate mansion was built between 1865 and 1867 by William Megrue. Megrue managed to lose his fortune before construction was completed in 1867 and in 1869 Megrue's estate sold the property to John Armstrong Wade who called it "Beechwood." Milford residents began referring to the mansion as "the Castle" because of its attached tower that rises 5 stories from the basement to its observation room. Wade lost the mansion thru foreclosure and Pattison bought the property and its 56 acres in 1879. Pattison's father-in-law called it Promont because of its location high above the city of Milford. After his death ownership passed through several owners until it was left to the Milford Historical Society in 1983, where it is now headquartered. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Birds-eye-view of Promont Today
U. S. GRANT
Although not actually in the Cincinnati area, it's close by and his parents home from 1859 to 1873 was at 518-520 Greenup Street across the Ohio river in Covington Ky. (it still stands).