Shelf No. 1: 1. Door scraper, one of a pair used on the front porch. 1A. Original bedspread used until recently in Jackson’s room, with initials R. J. in center. 2. Mexican leggings, hand-tooled leather. Presented to Major-General Andrew Jackson by Gov. Sam Houston. 3. Old account books of Jackson’s & Hutchings’ Store, December 26, 1803-June 15, 1804. 4. Part of one of the original lace curtains. 5. Fringe made and used by Rachel Jackson for a bedspread. Presented by Miss Emma Hoffstetter. 6. Sample of original chintz in Jackson’s bedroom. Presented by Miss Cora Watson, having been given by Rachel Jackson to a member of her family, who were the Jacksons’ neighbors. 7. Lace collar given by Rachel Jackson to Mrs. Governor Carroll, who gave it to her niece, Miss Bradford. At her death, at the age of 95, it was inherited by her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Miller Jones, who presented it to the Association. Shelf No. 2: 8. Flat silver used at the Hermitage and at the White House, and two mahogany cases in which it was kept. Silver knife and corkscrew which belonged to Jackson. Presented by Mrs. Ramsey McIver, II. Shelf No. 3: 9. Gold watch of the adopted son, Andrew Jackson, Jr. 9A. Memorandum book of Sarah York and Andrew Jackson, Jr., 1859, and his vest. 10. Daguerreotype of Captain Samuel Jackson, C.S.A., grandson of General Andrew Jackson, who was killed at the Battle of Chickamauga. 11. Two daguerreotypes of Andrew Jackson, Jr., adopted son of General and Mrs. Jackson. 12. Miniature of Mrs. Rachel Jackson Lawrence, only daughter of the Jacksons’ adopted son. Her visiting card and that of her husband, which were given by Mrs. Richard Plater. 13. Portion of a gold link chain purchased by General Jackson in Philadelphia, 1831, and presented to his daughter-in-law, Sarah York Jackson. Given by Mrs. Joseph H. Thompson. The other portion of this chain was purchased from Miss Fannie O. Walton, great-great-niece of Mrs. Jackson. 14. The christening robe was worn by the children of Andrew and Sarah York Jackson. 15. The baby cap, which belonged to Rachel Jackson Lawrence, was given by her grandson, C. Lawrence Winn. 15A. Heart pin cushion, made by Rachel Jackson Lawrence of dress scraps from the Hermitage household. Given by Mrs. R. H. Oliphant, whose mother received it from a member of the Jackson family. The second heart pincushion, also made by Rachel Jackson Lawrence, the pearls from the Sarah York Jackson necklace, and the sample of the lining of the Jackson coach were acquired from Miss Effie McIver, whose forebears were close friends of the Jacksons. 16.