Desk of President Calvin Coolidge
Image ID: Coolidge Memorial RoomThe oak roll-top desk, along with a matching chair, was presented to the Forbes Library by Mrs. Grace Coolidge, widow of the President, following his death in 1933. Coolidge bought the two pieces in 1898, when he first opened his law practice at 25 Main Street, in Northampton, twenty months after his graduation from Amherst college. He continued to use the furniture upon his return from Washington to Northampton, in 1929, until his death in January, 1933.
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Desk of President Calvin Coolidge
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The oak roll-top desk, along with a matching chair, was presented to the Forbes Library by Mrs. Grace Coolidge, widow of the President, following his death in 1933. Coolidge bought the two pieces in 1898, when he first opened his law practice at 25 Main Street, in Northampton, twenty months after his graduation from Amherst college. He continued to use the furniture upon his return from Washington to Northampton, in 1929, until his death in January, 1933.
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Coolidge Memorial Room
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“Desk of President Calvin Coolidge ,” Forbes Library Images from the Archives (Legacy site: Pre-2022), accessed December 21, 2024, https://images.forbeslibrary.org/items/show/2620.