Harrison's

At the end of the 19th century, a dealer offered Harrison's personal pocket watch to the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers.

Big Time: The British Pocket Watch

Harrison's next prototype chronometer, much smaller than the one he had contemplated before his encounter with Jefferys, won the £20,000 prize from Parliament.

Big Time: The British Pocket Watch

President Benjamin Harrison's widow once paid a visit to Mrs. Kroger, an event well-chronicled in the otherwise sketchy Kroger-company archives, but that social call did not improve the Kroger family's standing.

The Cincinnati Grocer's Kid

Meanwhile, inspired by a fresh listen to George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass," he dug into songwriting.

P.T. Walkley: As Heard on TV

It was included in the magazine's suggested school program for the first Columbus Day, along with a reading of President Benjamin Harrison's proclamation of the holiday, the singing of "America," the reciting of a prayer and a patriotic oration.

One Nation, Indivisible

Mr. Harrison's email was forwarded to Mr. Chu and people in the White House, according to the document.

Timing of Layoffs at Solyndra Questioned

It's a collection of the Indian music inspired by Harrison, Harrison's songs and some of Harrison's favorite Monty Python skits.

♪♫ George Harrison's birthday celebrated with streaming concert

The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center destroyed Harrison's direct rail connection to Manhattan and set back the town's redevelopment prospects.

Harrison Tries to Score With Development

The concert was recorded one year to the day after Harrison's death and brought together some of Harrison's biggest fans and friends, including Ravi Shankar, Eric Clapton and members of Monty Python.

♪♫ George Harrison's birthday celebrated with streaming concert

"That was the final light switch," Mr. Walkley said of Harrison's seminal album.

P.T. Walkley: As Heard on TV