Horseshoe Bend National Military Park, largely a memorial to General Jackson, is located on the site of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, on the Tallapoosa River, east central Alabama.
Uncle Alfred’s Cabin
Old Carriage House From Hunter’s Hill
The Log House by the Spring
GENUINENESS OF THE RELICS
That there might never be a question raised as to the genuineness of the relics purchased, the Association has obtained from Colonel Jackson and his sister, Mrs. Rachel Jackson Lawrence, the following affidavit:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that all the articles of furniture or relics purchased by the Ladies’ Hermitage Association from Mrs. Rachel Jackson Lawrence, granddaughter, and Col. Andrew Jackson, grandson of General Andrew Jackson are the identical pieces of furniture owned and used by General Jackson during his lifetime. They were in the Hermitage when General Jackson died and were there when the Ladies’ Hermitage Association took possession in 1889. The entire collection was removed in 1893, when Col. Jackson left the Hermitage, and have been restored from time to time as the Association was able to purchase them.
The articles restored up to the present time, March, 1900, are those in General Jackson’s bedroom, which is complete as it was the day he died; the library, or office, entire; the hall, entire; and all furniture now in the dining room and parlors.
(SEAL) Rachel Jackson Lawrence. Col. Andrew Jackson.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this March 13, 1900. R. S. Cowan, Notary Public.
Since 1900 many more pieces of the Jackson furniture and relics have been acquired and restored to the Hermitage by purchase, gift, or loan; and while it is well furnished throughout with original pieces, information is still being gathered and evaluated on some outstanding relics.
OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE
LADIES’ HERMITAGE ASSOCIATION
| Regent | Mrs. A. MacDowell Smith |
| First Vice-Regent | Mrs. William P. Cooper |
| Second Vice-Regent | Mrs. Edward W. Graham |
| Treasurer | Mrs. Roy C. Avery |
| Recording Secretary | Mrs. Horatio Buntin |
| Corresponding Secretary | Mrs. Douglas M. Wright |