Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)

Emerson C. Harrington (1864-1945)
MSA SC 3520-1479

Images:


Governor Harrington and family on Government 
House lawn, Annapolis, c. 1918.  From left to right 
are Governor Harrington, 2d Lt. Emerson C. Harrington, Jr., Mary Virginia Harrington, Gertrude Johnson Harrington, and William Johnson Harrington.  Photo courtesy of Jean N. Chaffich in Donald L. Reid, Cambridge Past and Present:  A Pictorial History (Norfolk, VA:  The Donning Company, 1986), 170. 

Oil on canvas by James Pearce 
Wharton, undated.  Maryland 
Commission on Artistic Property,
MSA SC 1545-1451. 

Emerson C. Harrington
Photo by Bachrach dated 1919.  Printed in Elias Jones, New Revised History of Dorchester County Maryland (Cambridge, Md.:  Tidewater Publishers, 1966), opposite p. 330.
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland State Archives SPECIAL  
COLLECTIONS (Comptrollers of 
the Treasury Photographic Collection)  
MSA SC 5161-1-22. 
Home of Emerson C. Harrington
Home of Emerson C. Harrington, 305 Mill Street, Cambridge, Maryland.  Harrington bought the lot in 1893 from James Higgins and built the house  in 1897. The house remained in the Harrington family until 1973. Photo courtesy of the Dorchester County Historical Society.
Albert C. Ritchie and Emerson C. Harrington with others
Governor Albert C. Ritchie with Ex-Governor Harrington and 
others at the Oakley Beach Hotel, Cambridge, Maryland, early 
1930s.  Printed in Elias Jones, New Revised History of Dorchester 
County Maryland (Cambridge, Md.:  Tidewater Publishers, 1966),
opposite p. 331.


 

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