Name/Title
President at Signal Mountain InnEntry/Object ID
2022.049.003Description
A black and white photograph of President Warren G. Harding standing with a large group of people in front of the Signal Mountain Inn on Signal Mountain, Tennessee during Harding's campaign for United States President 13 October 1920. Mr. Harding and his wife, Florence King Harding, are positioned at center with several prominent Chattanooga's. A Chattanooga Daily Times article that features this photograph mentions Z.C. Patten, Jr., P.J. Krusei, Mr. & Mrs. Jesse M. Littleton, C.H. Huston, C.E. James, Senator Newell Sanders, Henry Clay Evans, Joe Brown, John Fouche, Miss Louise VanDyke, Mrs. Morrow Chamberlain, Mrs. C.C. Nottingham, Miss Louise Whiton, among others. Harding was visiting the hotel for a luncheon honoring members of the President's party.
The entryway to the Signal Mountain Inn is decorated with two 40-star flags hanging from either side of the gable and a flag with horizontal stripes at center. "Stokes" is signed at the bottom right of the photograph and the carding that the photograph is mounted on is debossed at bottom center and reads "W.H. Stokes, Chattanooga, Tenn."Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
Silver Gelatin PrintSubject Person or Organization
President Warren G. HardingSubject Place
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Signal Mountain InnCollection
Signal Mountain CollectionRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Henry Clay EvansPerson or Organization
Senator Newell SandersRelated Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Signal Mountain InnCopyright
Restrictions
Credit Chattanooga Historical Society
Reproduction permitted for non-profit educational and research purposes only
