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Welcome To THE COULTER DOLL MUSEUM NOTE: The Coulter doll collections are NOT OPEN to the public. JOHN TYLER WAS PRESIDENT 1841-1845. TWO FIRST LADIES: LETITIA CHRISTIAN TYLER (1790-1842). Was an invalid who died in the White House, September 10, 1842. JULIA TYLER (1820-1889). Born Julia Gardiner, she married John Tyler in 1844, just 8 months before his term as president ended. She was First Lady for less than a year, 1844 to 1845. The Coulter Doll Museum - First Lady or Ladies of that Administration

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