Photograph Of Cheif Justice Roger Brooke Taney

Letter to Rob Domion Sigend: Roger Brooke Taney

Printed Copy of the Star Spangled Banner

Letter Written By Roger Brooke Taney. Cation Reads: The Cheif Justice and his family were spending their vacation at Old Point Comfort in the summer of 1854. Mrs. Taney (Anna) and the youngest daughter, Alice, died here of Yellow Fever in 1855

Period STYLE Candle holder, Modified with Electricity

Photograph of Roger Brooke Taney

Period Carpet Bag.jpg

Comb Back Chair, Mid 18th Century

Roger Brooke Taney's Inkwell. (see description --> )

Description ReI hereby certifyy that the old ink-well on display in the home of Cheif Justice Roger Brooke Taney in Frederick MD, was originally owned by Chief Justice Taney.
After his death in 1864, the ink-well became the property of his daughter Maria Key Taney, who was born in 1819 and married Richard Taylor Allison.
I am a cousin of Richard Taylor Allison, who was a major in the Confederate army during he Civil War. Major Allison had no children, and the ink-well was left along with other personal effects by Major Allison to me. Witness my signature on this 16th day of November, 1936

Signed: Margaret Taylor Worthington

Small Tin Waxbox

Small Wooden Period Sewing Box

Small hand colored photograph of Anna Key

19th Century Cherry Cradle Bed

Child's Doll

Period Single Drawer Mahogany Table

Miniature portrait of young Roger Brooke Taney

Silhouette of Anna Key

Judicial robe belonging to Judge Delliplane

Top hat box handmade of paper-mache

Period Top Hat

Federal Style mirror with Reverse-Painted glass.

19t Century Glove Box

Set of three Hardbound Bibles

Trundle Bed with turned Rails

Bed Rope Tightener

Four Post canopy bed with Trundle Bed and bed rope Tightener (Below)

Blanket Chest

Wash basin

Shaving mug

Water Pitcher

Chamber pot

19th Century Wash Stand

Federal Style mirror with Reverse-Painted glass

Period Style Candle holder