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McGuinness, James H. (James Holmes), 1872-1947

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Letter from James H. McGuinness to Theodore Roosevelt

James H. McGuiness recently visited with Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, whose remarks about Theodore Roosevelt inspired him to send a tribute he wrote in memory of his friend Edward Henry Harriman, who admired Roosevelt.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-08-01

Creator(s)

McGuinness, James H. (James Holmes), 1872-1947

The other side of E. H. Harriman

Reverend McGuinness, who served as Edward Henry Harriman’s pastor at his estate, Arden House, remembers Harriman as a church and community member. The Harriman the people at Arden knew is different than the railroad magnate the public knew. The article includes a facsimile of a letter Harriman wrote McGuinness apologizing for missing church.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-08-01

Creator(s)

McGuinness, James H. (James Holmes), 1872-1947