Be sure to listen to James Garfield’s “Visiting the Presidents” Episode from Season 2,“James Garfield and Lawnfield”on his home!
Also, be sure to listen to James Garfield’s “Visiting the Presidents” Episode from Season 3, “James Garfield’s Tomb” on his gravesite!
From My August 2016 Visit!
The James Garfield birthplace cabinBirthplace marker (and Matt!)Crazy statue.Garfield and me, in profileGarfield birth site.Birth marker.Marker before the writing got worn off (from PresidentsUSA)
From My June 2021 Visit!
James Garfield Birthplace Cabin!Inside the cabin!Kitchen in the cabinBed areaAnother visitor! The clearing where the cabin had once beenSign for canals in the area Information on the cabinThe birthplace boulder!Heading back to the site from the woods Birthplace sign and cabinYoung James statue James Garfield Birthplace!Highway marker With the cabin in back!
From My August 2023 Visit!
From the boulder on the site.
Garfield Birthplace cabin.
Garfield Birthplace from True Stories of the Presidents
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5 thoughts on “Season 1, Episode 20-James Garfield and Moreland Hills”
Hi Joe – JAG’s brother James Ballou was not stillborn. He was born on October 31, 1826 and died, in Eliza’s lap and arms, on January 28, 1829. Also, the original Garfields in America came from Britain and settled in Watertown, MA. Eliza’s family, the Ballous, were the French Huguegenots. My comments are just meant to be helpful. Enjoyed the podcast. Best regards, Debbie Weinkamer (Docent @ the birthplpace cabin, Lead Volunteer @ James A. Garfield National Historic Site, and portrayer of Lucretia Garfield.
Hi Joe – JAG’s brother James Ballou was not stillborn. He was born on October 31, 1826 and died, in Eliza’s lap and arms, on January 28, 1829. Also, the original Garfields in America came from Britain and settled in Watertown, MA. Eliza’s family, the Ballous, were the French Huguegenots. My comments are just meant to be helpful. Enjoyed the podcast. Best regards, Debbie Weinkamer (Docent @ the birthplpace cabin, Lead Volunteer @ James A. Garfield National Historic Site, and portrayer of Lucretia Garfield.
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Thanks Debbie! That is why it’s so helpful to get to talk to people like yourself, and I’m glad you enjoyed the podcast!
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