Mckean Collection

THOMAS MCKEAN (1734 - 1817), American politician; signer of Declaration of Independence

Tom Mckean 800 Metres 20 February 1992 Date: 20 February 1992

Life on the water, the grand rowing match for McKeans prize wherrry, Red House, Battersea (coloured engraving)
585383 Life on the water, the grand rowing match for McKeans prize wherrry, Red House, Battersea (coloured engraving) by English School

Thomas Mckean 1734 To 1817 American Statesman And Founding Father A Signatory Of Declaration Of Independence 19Th Century Engraving Originally Published By S.C. Atkinson

A key to the statesmen portrayed in John Trumbulls painting The Declaration of Independence
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE A key to the statesmen portrayed in John Trumbulls painting The Declaration of Independence

Declaration: Signatures
DECLARATION: SIGNATURES. Second page of signatures on the Declaration of Independence

SALLY McKEAN D YRUJO (1777-1841). Philadelphia society woman and wife of Don Carlos Maria Martinez de Yrujo y Tacon, the Spanish Ambassador to the United States

The signing of the Declaration of Independence in Congress, at the Independence Hall, Philadelphia, 4 July 1776
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE The signing of the Declaration of Independence in Congress, at the Independence Hall, Philadelphia, 4 July 1776. Oil on canvas by John Trumbull

MACBETH, c1870. The American actor McKean Buchanan (1823-1872) in the role of Macbeth: steel engraving, c1870, after a daguerreotype

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Thomas McKean was an influential American politician and one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Born in 1734, he played a crucial role in shaping the future of his nation. But beyond his political achievements, McKean had a deep connection to water. One notable event that showcased this affinity was the grand rowing match for McKean's prized wherry at Red House, Battersea. This colored engraving captures the excitement and energy surrounding this thrilling competition. The image portrays McKean as a man who embraced life on the water with passion and vigor. Tom McKean's love for rowing is evident through multiple mentions in these hints. It seems that he found solace and joy in navigating through rivers or lakes, feeling at peace amidst nature's serenity. As we delve into these glimpses into Tom McKean's life, it becomes clear that his relationship with water went beyond mere recreation; it symbolized freedom and independence - values he fought for throughout his career as a politician. Perhaps there is something profound about being surrounded by vast bodies of water that resonated deeply within him. The rhythmic strokes against waves mirrored his unwavering determination to shape America's destiny. In each mention of Tom McKean, we catch glimpses of a man who reveled in aquatic pursuits – whether it be rowing matches or simply immersing himself in tranquil waters. These snippets paint a picture of someone who understood how vital balance was between work and leisure. Ultimately, Thomas McKean will forever be remembered not only as an influential figure during America's formative years but also as someone whose spirit thrived when immersed in nature’s embrace - particularly on those peaceful moments spent gliding across serene waters aboard his cherished wherry.