The death of their three-year-old daughter and Garfield's affair in New York threatened to tear Lucretia and James apart. But the future First Lady's steadfastness and unwavering moral compass ...

James and Lucretia Garfield had seven children, five of whom survived into adulthood to make a lasting impact on their country. The passing of the Garfield's first and last children at ages ...

Frayser’s first outing as Garfield took place at an event April 28 at the request of the Friends of the Orange Library, in Pepper Pike. Benedetti appeared with Frayser at the event, as Lucretia.

Lucretia “Crete” Garfield was an educated woman who believed in the rights of women. The marriage was troubled for the first five years but they grew closer and she became very influential.

Haney, as Garfield, often works in concert with Debbie Weinkamer, who portrays First Lady Lucretia Garfield. We Made History’s husband and wife team John and Marion King portray Abraham and Mary ...

Tim Garfield, who now lives in Twinsburg, grew up in Mentor and worked closely with Haney and Debbie Weinkamer, who portrays Lucretia Garfield, in making sure his ancestor is remembered.

Access these resources as a member - it's free! Todd Arrington discusses James and Lucretia Garfield and the emergence of the Front Porch Campaign. Explain the origin of the Front Porch Campaign.

Garfield expanded the home from nine to 20 rooms to accommodate his wife, Lucretia, their five surviving children, plus Garfield’s mother, Eliza. He kept Lawnfield a working farm where he taught ...

Arthur, and Betty Gilpin (GLOW) as Lucretia Garfield, the President’s devoted wife. Based on Candice Millard’s acclaimed book ...

Through her own words, learn about Lucretia Garfield’s dedication to her assassinated husband’s memory during a free program at noon Oct. 9 at Mentor Public Library’s Main Branch ...

The James A. Garfield Memorial, where the former president and his wife Lucretia Garfield’s caskets are kept, is onto its final phase of restoration. However, visitors are still welcome to learn ...