A FRIENDLY CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE WIDOW OF A PRESIDENT by Ann Scheid Lucretia Garfield’s correspondence with Charles Greene begins in May 1903, after she had spent some months in Pasadena.  At the time, the Greenes had just completed plans for the Darling house in Claremont, and had several projects underway, including houses for Arturo Bandini, Josephine Van Rossem, Edith Claypole, and Jennie Reeve in Long Beach. How Mrs. Garfield learned …Read More