Mckee Collection

McKee Clock and Putting Green, Bangor, Co. Down, N. I
McKee Clock and Putting Green, Bangor, Co. Down, N.I. by J. Hinde

Irish International Rugby Team, 1895, at the time they played Scotland: Thompson, McCluskey, Reid (IFA), Scott, Alexander, McAteer (Trainer), Brown, Crawford, Wright, M Clutchey, Thompson, Clugston

Bangor - an elevated view of the McKee clock and Quay street, there are people sitting and walking and motor cars parked.. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Down; Bangor). Date: circa early 1900s

Florida, Vero Beach, McKee Botanical Gardens

Closeup of the colors and patterns of a eucalyptus tree

Fan palms

Water lily with dragonfly

Water lilies

capture 2nd Fort Corea view dead Coreans Lt McKee
After capture of 2nd Fort Corea - view of dead Coreans. Lt. McKee of Kentucky mortally wounded near this spot; Felice Beato (English, born Italy, 1832 - 1909); Korea; 1871; Albumen silver print

Ballymagee St, Bangor - a view looking down High street, in the foreground there is a motor bus with passengers going down the street and people on foot each side of the road

Phyllis Rankin
Phyllis McKee Rankin (1874 - 1934), Broadway actress and singer known for never smiling, worked from the1880s until the 1920s.Shown here in costume as Fifi in The Belle of New York. Date: 1899

New Mexico State Capitol. 20th century. Santa Fe. United Sta
New Mexico State Capitol. Designed by W.C. Kruger and built by Robert E. McKee. 1966. Exterior. Santa Fe. New Mexico. United States

New Mexico State Capitol. Great Seal of the State of New Mex
New Mexico State Capitol. Exterior. Detail of the Great Seal of the State of New Mexico. Santa Fe. New Mexico. United States

Caricature of Arthur McKee Rankin, Canadian actor
Caricature of Arthur McKee Rankin (1844-1914), Canadian actor active in America, especially California. He toured England with Joaquin Millers play, The Danites, which was performed at Sadlers Wells

McKee covered bridge, Jacksonville, Oregon

MARY HARRISON MCKEE (1858-1930). Daughter of U. S. President Benjamin Harrison. Engraving
MARY HARRISON MCKEE (1858-1930). Daughter of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison. Engraving, American, 1888

CARTOON: BIRTH CONTROL. The Poets Plaint I don t seem to be able to create anything! Nothing that will live, anyway. By Donald McKee (American), 1912

COLORADO: MINERS, 1897. Miners of the Cottonwood Placer Company seated outside the entrance of a cave with an attached shed, identified as Ocean Grove, on the San Miguel River in Montrose County

RAYMOND McKEE (1892-1984). American actor. Publicity still from a silent film, c1920

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"McKee: A Name Woven into History and Landscapes" From the Irish International Rugby Team of 1895 to the iconic McKee Clock and Putting Green in Bangor, Co. Down, N. I. , the name "McKee" resonates with significance. Ballymagee St in Bangor holds stories of its own, while Phyllis Rankin's talent brought fame to this remarkable surname. Venturing across continents, we find ourselves at the New Mexico State Capitol in Santa Fe. Here, amidst the grandeur of the 20th century architecture lies a connection to McKee - perhaps through its Great Seal or an intriguing tale waiting to be unraveled. Delving further into entertainment realms, a caricature of Arthur McKee Rankin captures our attention. This Canadian actor left his mark on stages and screens alike, showcasing the versatility that comes with bearing such a distinguished name. Traveling back towards nature's embrace, we encounter Oregon's picturesque landscape adorned by the enchanting McKee covered bridge in Jacksonville. Its rustic charm beckons us to explore history while admiring Mother Nature's artistry. Returning once more to Bangor - where it all began - we stroll along The Esplanade as memories intertwine with each step taken. From rugby triumphs to serene moments spent near the seafront clock tower; this coastal town cherishes its connection with "McKee. " As our journey draws closer to an end, we find ourselves back at New Mexico State Capitol – another chapter unfolding within these walls steeped in history. And there it is again – that familiar mention – reminding us that legacies are not confined by borders but rather transcend time and place. Intriguingly diverse yet undeniably connected; "McKee" leaves an indelible mark on landscapes both physical and cultural. It serves as a testament that names can become woven into the very fabric of our world, forever etching their place in history.