On the Walls: 1. Bronze bust of General Jackson by Belle Kinney. 2. Battle of New Orleans. Presented by C. F. Gunther, of Chicago, Endicott & Co., Lithographers, published by T. Yeager, Race Street, Philadelphia. 3. Print of General Jackson at New Orleans. 4. Portrait of Jackson. 5. Engraving of the Hermitage. This is not correctly drawn. (Francis Strickland, Architect, Lith. of Endicott & Co., N. Y.). 6. Engraving of Jackson. 7. Picture of Jackson at the Hermitage, 1830. Given by J. McGavock Dickinson. 9. Land Grant signed by President Jackson. Given by J. McGavock Dickinson. 10. Appointment of Chas. A. Anderson as secretary to the French Court by Jackson, 1836. Presented in memory of Ewin Lamar Davis by his wife. 11. Illustrated Map of Nashville 1832. 12. Certificate of Major-General Andrew Jackson’s membership in the Hibernian Society, March, 1819. 13. Three pictures of Uncle Alfred, colored servant, born 1803 and died in 1901. He lived in the log house back of the mansion and is buried in the garden next to the Jacksons’ tomb. Given by Dr. Harry Vaughan and Mrs. Paul E. DeWitt. 14. Equestrian Statue of Jackson. This picture hung in President James K. Polk’s room at the White house. Presented by Mrs. George William Fall. 14A. Engraving of General Jackson from a painting by Thomas Sully. 15. Death of Pakenham. Presented by C. F. Gunther, of Chicago, Endicott & Co., Lithographers, published by T. Yeager, Race Street, Philadelphia. 16. Blueprints showing the battlefield of Chalmette at New Orleans. Presented by Hon. John Wesley Gaines. 17. Drawing by Norman Marsh of original Hermitage. Copy of print from the collection of Mrs. Samuel Heiskell, now at the University of North Carolina. 18. Engraving of Andrew Jackson given by Mr. and Mrs. Whitefoord Cole, Jr., in memory of his mother. Case No. 1 1. Engraving of General Jackson. 2. Clothing worn by General Andrew Jackson: dressing gowns and slippers, wool socks used when riding in winter weather; night shirts, pen marked, “Andrew Jackson,” and numbered in indelible ink. 3. Account books used in stores owned by Jackson—Gallatin, 1803; Hunter’s Hill, 1804; Clover Bottom, 1805. 4. Picture of “Aunt Hannah,” Mrs. Jackson’s personal maid, who was with her at her death. 5. Writing case inscribed “Presented to Andrew Jackson, President of the U. S., from the State of New Hampshire.” Case No. 2 British uniform (coat and waistcoat) taken at the Battle of New Orleans. Loaned by Andrew Jackson Lawrence, grandson of Andrew Jackson, Jr.