Murray County Museum - COULTER DOLL MUSEUM

Carter's Quarter	Barbed Wire	Cherokee Removal FT	Civil War Records	Coulter Dolls
County Officials	Early Chenille	Early Doctors	Early Newspapers	Fort Mountain
Free Negroes 1870	Gateways	Historical Markers	History of Murray	Landmarks Lost
Lists	Memoirs of a Slave	Methodist Church	Murray Artists	Murray Cemeteries
Murray Census 1834	Murray Families	Murray Heritage Book	Murray High School	Murray History 1911
Murray Memories	Murray Post Offices	Murray Quilts	Old News Stories	Photographs
Planned Displays	Poems	Prized Possessions	Road to Dalton 1950	Stained Glass
Time Capsules	Vann Slaves	Veterans Memorial	Vintage ADs	War Dead
Wood Vases	Wright Hotel

Welcome To
THE COULTER DOLL MUSEUM

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

JOHN TYLER WAS PRESIDENT 1841-1845.
TWO FIRST LADIES:

LETITIA CHRISTIAN TYLER (1790-1842).

Was an invalid who died in the White House, September 10, 1842.

JULIA TYLER (1820-1889).

Born Julia Gardiner, she married John Tyler in 1844, just 8 months before his term as president ended.

She was First Lady for less than a year, 1844 to 1845.

First Ladies

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