The McKinley National Memorial was officially dedicated on September 30, 1907, with President Theodore Roosevelt and government officials gathering in Canton, Ohio to remember the former president. The memorial was re-dedicated on September 16, 1951 for the 50th anniversary.
William McKinley was born in Niles, Ohio to parents William and Nancy McKinley.
The United States Civil War created a slew of cultural changes in the American Landscape. McKinley fought in the civil war, and was the last president who was a veteran of the Civil War. McKinley fought for the Union, and started as a private in the 23rd Ohio Infantry.
After the Civil War, McKinley studied law in Albany, New York. Upon completion of his law degree, he applied for the bar in Ohio and set up his law business in Canton, Ohio. This was the starting event for his local and state political activities to follow.
President William McKinley was inaugurated by the Honorable Melville. W. Fuller.
Spanish-American War was an American conflict while President McKinley was in office. This war caused tensions between political parties and is an important part of culture during this time.
President William McKinley attended the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, New York 1901.
Construction began on June 6, 1905 after funds had been raised through organizations and donors. After completion the memorial was dedicated and opened to the public.
World War I occurred after President McKinley's assassination. Considered one of the greatest wars, this era had a major impact on American Culture and heritage.
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