Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 476
ly historical, thenarrative, like other tales of his childhood, serves to illustrate thecharacter of the boy and the man, and is beautifully told in OwenWisters Seven ages of Washington. In the group with the key and knife, we give a faithful repro-duction of the old chair occupied by General… … ALEXANDRIA-WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 22. 315 when new and strong, began slowly to yield to the grind of time andusage. The rips in the seat and arms were, however, the work ofvandals, the ever-present relic fiends. To preserve it from furtherabuse, it was placed in a glass case some five years ago and…
