Document - Summary of Frederick Lee Lecture: "The General's Residence" (Gen. William Harts)

From Madison Historical Society

circa 2015

A summary of the first of the Frederick Lee Lectures in 2015, titled "The General's Residence," and given by Yale-educated architect Chad Floyd. The lecture concerned a home built in 1730, which passed through the hands of notable Madison residents such as Captain Edward Griffin, an infamous character, and General William W. Harts, a distinguished Corps of Engineers officer who oversaw numerous monuments in Washington, D.C., and served as a military aide to Woodrow Wilson during WWI.

​​​​​​1 sheet ; 21.5 x 28 cm.

Accession/ID Number A2022.HartsFamily.002