Memorabilia of Paul P. Harris
Memorabilia of Paul P. Harris
Ches Perry, Paul Harris, Rotary, and other
owned by Dr. Wolfgang Ziegler, Bavaria
Ziegler Memorabilia Collection
Signed photo
Memorial coin, front
Memorial coin, back
21 February 1935 newspaper story on the 30th anniversary of Rotary
21 February 1935 newspaper story on the 30th anniversary of Rotary
This rare, out of print book, was acquired at auction by contributing editor, Wolfgang Ziegler
Another copy was found by Jack M.B. Selway, who will be adding some of it to “What Paul Harris Wrote.”
His wife, Jean Thomson Harris
Jean and Paul at their Chicago Home, Comely Bank
A charcoal of Paul by a Chicago Rotarian
A charcoal of Paul by a Chicago Rotarian
Letter to RC of Seattle explaining how he inadvertently refers to RC of Los Angeles as Club #4
Ches Perry’s memorial to Paul Harris, from the 1947 convention. Note the broken “Wheel.”
Ches Perry reads Paul’s written remarks at the first convention beyond North America, 1921, Edinburgh
“The larger cities should have as many Rotary clubs as there are distinct business centers”
Membership card of the time
“First time across the sea… Yesterday, Rotary was a child”
Praise for great writers and homage to Edinburgh home of his wife, Jean
July 5, 1921 at the grave of the unknown soldier in Paris
“The power of Rotary is friendship… Friendship means peace”
RI President-elect McCullough speaks in Belleau France
Rotary leaders go to Buckingham Palace and spend a week in London
“God grant that Rotary be clean and free from the corrupting influences of politics”
The Hunter International Cup. What became of it?
