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One of Mrs. Wilson's MahJong sets. |
| Mah Jong
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Map of Armenia from the Versailles Conference |
| Map of Armenia |
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Bike Lock |
| Wilson’s Bicycle lock, circa 1896. |
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Declaration of war pen. |
| Mrs. Wilson’s pen that Woodrow Wilson used to sign the declaration of war, April 1917. |
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First Shell. |
| The first shell fired by US forces in the First World War. |
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Flour Sack. |
| A decorated flour sack given to Wilson in Belgium as a thank you for US famine relief during the First World War. |
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War Food Poster. |
| A poster from the First World War advising people not to waste food. |
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Graphoscope |
| Wilson’s graphoscope, his home movie projector.. |
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Prince of Wales |
| An autographed photo of Edward, the Prince of Wales, given to Wilson in late 1919. |
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Keith's Program. |
| One of Wilson’s programs from Keith's vaudeville theater. |
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Keith's Program: inside. |
| One of Wilson’s programs from Keith's vaudeville theater, inside view. |
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Polish medal. |
| The Polish medal, Order of the White Eagle, given to Mrs. Wilson. |
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Filipino Statue. |
| Statue given to Wilson as a thank you from a Filipino artist. |
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Pocahontas Statue. |
| Statue of Pocahontas. Edith Wilson was a direct descendent. |
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Truce Flag. |
| A scrap from the German truce flag, November 1918. |
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Victory Stamp |
| Postage stamp celebrating the US victory in the First World War. |
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Signature Stamp. |
| Wilson’s signature stamp. |
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1919 NL Baseball Pass. |
| Wilson’s 1919 National League baseball pass. |
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Presidential Auto Flag. |
| The Presidential Flag used on Wilson’s car at the 1919 Peace Conference. |
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Apple Orchard. |
| A painting by Ellen Wilson, ‘Apple Orchard’. |
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Billiard Balls. |
| A set of Wilson’s billard balls from his White House pool table. |
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The Man They Can Not Forget |
| Wilson's signed copy of "The Man They can not Forget." |
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Wilson declares war, April 2, 1917 |
| Wilson appears before a joint session of Congress to ask for a war declaration, April 2, 1917 |
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