National Archives Reproduction Print Etching LAWNFIELD Home of James Garfield

Description

Estate Find!
Embossed/Stamped National Archives in left-hand corner of print.
This is a "Limited Edition" series print from
International
Archives.  REPRODUCTION PRINT of an
etching of The LAWNFIELD, the Home of James A. Garfield.  20th President of the United States
March 4th to Sept. 19, 1981.
Lawnfield is a 160-acre farm on the shores of Lake Erie in Mentor, Ohio.  The original home was a simple,
one story, five room frame dwelling, before Garfield
remodeled
it into a comfortable Victorian Mansion.
In 1879 he enlarged the house to three stories and built an open porch across its front.  Later, his window
had a library and several other rooms added to the back.  Today the commodious, white-painted
twenty-six room residence is preserved as a memorial to James Garfield and his wife.
The print was put into wooden frame with a glass front.  It was NOT professionally framed.
It appears that print was just put into a frame and the information was taped on
the backside to the frame.
Measurements:  11-3/4" wide x 9-3/4" tall x 3/4" thick