Millard Fillmore Attempts to Justify Fugitive Slave & Kansas-Nebraska Acts, 1856

Recently Sworn-in Theodore Roosevelt’s Letter After McKinley Assassination, 1901

Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: Funeral Train Route, Buffalo, New York, April 27, 1865

Millard Fillmore, 1960

Grover Cleveland and Buffalo, 1963

Millard Fillmore, Anti-Mason to Know-Nothing: A moderate in New York politics, 1826-1856, 1975

Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Millard Fillmore Papers, 1975

Fugitive Slave Bill Enacted by the United States Congress and Approved by the President Millard Fillmore, 1850

Inaugural ceremonies of Grover Cleveland, president and Adlai E. Stevenson, vice-president. March 4, 1893

Mr. Cleveland, a personal impression, 1909

Speech of Grover Cleveland, president of the United States, at Princeton's sequicentennial celebration, October 23, 1896

Millard Fillmore Letters, 1817-1876

Tell the Truth! Here It Is!! Maria B. Halpin’s Statement!!! by Maria Halpin

Grover Cleveland Online Books

President and his cabinet, indicating the progress of the government of the United States under the administration of Grover Cleveland, 1888

Biographies of Pres. Grover Cleveland, and Hon. Allen G. Thurman, with full proceedings of the St. Louis convention and authorized text of the national platform, 1888

Cleveland and Stevenson : inaugural ceremonies, March 4, 1893

Cleveland & Hendricks' inauguration, Mar. 4, 1885 : Committees in charge of the celebration and rules for their government

Writings and speeches of Grover Cleveland, 1892

Case of Cleveland, 1892

Inauguration of Grover Cleveland, the president-elect. March 4th, 1885. A book for fifty million people, 1885

Grover Cleveland, 1889

Agitation of slavery: Who commenced! And who can end it!! Buchanan and Fillmore compared, 1856

Fillmore's political history and position, 1856

Republican platform : revised speech of Hon. E.G. Spaulding, of New York, 1860

Higher law in its application to the Fugitive slave bill, 1851

Mr. Fillmore at home: His reception at New York and Brooklyn, and progress through the state to his residence in Buffalo, 1856

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site: Birthplace of the Modern Presidency. Teaching with Historic Places, 2000

Correspondence by and to Millard Fillmore, 1920

Theodore Roosevelt, born October 27, 1858, died January 6, 1919 : report of memorial meeting held at Elmwood Music Hall, Buffalo, N.Y., Wednesday, January 8, 1919 at the hour of his funeral at Oyster Bay