Philander Collection

Anti-Trust Cartoon, 1904
ANTI-TRUST CARTOON, 1904. President Theodore Roosevelt is shown directing his Attorney General, Philander Chase Knox, to ease the enforcement of anti-trust legislation in the election year of 1904

United States, Ohio, Gambier. Kenyon College
United States, Ohio, Gambier. Old Kenyon at Kenyon College. It was founded by Bishop Philander Chase in 1824. Old Kenyon, the oldest building on campus (1827-1836)

Gray four-eyed opossum and Linnaeuss mouse opossum
Gray four-eyed opossum, Philander opossum, and Linnaeuss mouse opossum, Marmosa murina. Handcoloured engraving by Fournier after an illustration by Edouard Travies from Charles d Orbignys

Busts of the Period - O P Q Philander Smiff
Figaro Cartoon, Busts of the Period - O P Q Philander Smiff - the most unreliable historian

LEAGUE OF NATIONS CARTOON. Triumphant Entry into Normalcy. American cartoon, 1921, by Rollin Kirby on the Senate battle against the League of Nations led by Henry Cabot Lodge and Philander Chase Knox

Guillaume Philander - 2
GUILLAUME PHILANDER French writer on architecture Date: 1505 - 1565

Guillaume Philander - 1
GUILLAUME PHILANDER French writer on architecture Date: 1505 - 1565

PEARY TELEGRAM, 1909. Telegram sent on 10 September 1909 by Robert Peary to Secretary of State Philander C. Knox, announcing Pearys arrival at the North Pole on 6 April, 1909

PHILANDER CHASE KNOX (1853-1921). American politician. Photograph, c1910

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"Exploring the Philander Chronicles: From Kenyon College to San Francisco" In the quaint town of Gambier, Ohio, lies the prestigious Kenyon College - a hub of knowledge and adventure. Amidst its vibrant campus, one can stumble upon fascinating creatures like the four-eyed opossum and false vampire bat. These unique animals, such as the gray four-eyed opossum and Linnaeuss mouse opossum, add an air of mystery to this academic haven. As you wander through Kenyon's corridors, you may come across intriguing busts depicting historical figures. Among them stands O P Q Philander Smiff - a name that piques curiosity about his role in shaping this institution's legacy. But our journey doesn't end within these college walls; it takes us back in time to San Francisco on July 29th, 1856 (1954). The hanging of Hetherington and Brace serves as a reminder of darker chapters in American history. Delving further into the annals of time brings us face-to-face with Guillaume Philander - not once but twice. Who was he? What were his contributions? These questions linger as we explore his enigmatic presence throughout different eras. Moving forward to 1904 unveils an anti-trust cartoon that reflects America's struggle against monopolies. This visual representation highlights society's battle for fair competition and economic justice during those transformative times. Fast-forwarding again to 1921 introduces us to another impactful moment: the triumphant entry into normalcy depicted in a League of Nations cartoon. This artwork captures America's desire for stability after tumultuous years marked by war and uncertainty. Among influential leaders who shaped America is William Howard Taft - its 27th President. A photograph showcasing him alongside his cabinet reminds us of their collective efforts towards progress during challenging times. The year 1909 witnessed Robert Peary sending a telegram that would forever change history.