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On Loan 2005-2007
Illinois Executive Mansion of Illinois,
Springfield, Illinois
As an adjunct to
Illinois' new Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, 80 paintings
from the American Legacy Collection are on display throughout
the public rooms of the Mansion and are part of their conducted
tours.
September - March 2003
Rosemont Exposition Center and Theater,
Rosemont, Illinois
Selected
paintings from the Collection displayed in the VIP rooms to promote
a "sense of American pride and unity" within the community.
July - August 2001
Edmond Historical Society and Museum,
Edmond, Oklahoma
As part of Edmond's
4th of July Liberty Fest celebrations and Parade.
October, 2000
Canton
Museum of Art, Canton, Ohio
Cosponsored
by The National First Ladies' Library & Museum, United Bank
and Time Warner Cable to honor veterans and raise awareness of
the First Ladies' Library and Museum in Canton.
January - April 1997
The International Press Club, Chicago,
Illinois
To acquaint foreign correspondents
with a quick introduction to our history.
July - September 1994
Northwestern Military & Naval Academy,
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin as their salute
to the D-Day and WW II veterans
June, 1994
The
Daley Center, Chicago, Illinois
Exhibited
paintings of WW II scenes from the Collection as part of Chicago's
observance of the D-Day veterans
September - November 1992
Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois
In observance of Columbus' Discovery
of the America.
May - July 1991
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago,
Illinois
To celebrate the rich heritage
of the State of Illinois and her place in American history
November - December 1987
Olivet Nazarene University, Kankakee,
Illinois
As their salute to the 200th
anniversary of the framing of the United States Constitution.
March - May 1982
Valley Forge Visitors Center, Valley
Forge, Pennsylvania
To celebrate General
George Washington's life and retell the hardships of Valley Forge.
March 1985 - January 1986
The Harry S Truman Library & Museum,
Independence, Missouri
As
a focus of the Harry S Truman Centennial observance, the show
was extended beyond its original closing date of October 1,1985
due to popular demand.
October 1981 - March 1982
Yorktown Victory Center, Yorktown, Virginia
The museum mounted the exhibition again in
October, 1981 to be on display during the Bicentennial celebrations
for the end of the Revolutionary War. Among the invited guests:
President Ronald Reagan, Mrs. Ronald Reagan, President Mitterand
of France, and other heads of state were shown the Collection
as a highlight of the observances.
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