Murray County Museum - COULTER DOLL MUSEUM

Carter's Quarter	Barbed Wire	Cherokee Removal FT	Civil War	Coulter Dolls
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Wood Vases	World War I	World War II	Wright Hotel

Welcome To
THE COULTER DOLL MUSEUM

NOTE: The Coulter doll collections are NOT OPEN to the public.

JAMES MONROE WAS PRESIDENT 1817-1825.
TWO FIRST LADIES:

ELIZABETH MONROE (1768-1830).

Born Elizabeth Kortright, she married James Monroe. She was First Lady from 1817 to 1825.

MARIA GOUVERNEUR (President's daughter).

The daughter of James Monroe, often served as First Lady when her mother, Elizabeth, was unable to do so.

The Coulter Doll Museum - First Lady or Ladies of that Administration