James Garfield was featured on the series 1886 $20 Gold Certificate,
a currency note considered to be of moderate rarity and quite valuable
to collectors.
James Garfield in 1849 when they were classmates at Geauga Seminary in
Chester, Ohio, and followed him to the Eclectic Institute, where they
began dating.
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In 1863, he re-entered politics, being elected to the United States
House of Representatives that year.
Charles Guiteau (assassin of James Garfield) information
Charles Guiteau collection at Georgetown University
Charles Guiteau song
Alexander Graham Bell and the Garfield Assassination
James Garfield, Twentieth President of the United States
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Republican James Garfield defeats Democrat Winfield Scott Hancock in
the Presidential election
Election of 1880
Winfield Scott Hancock
Republican Party