1 - GEORGE WASHINGTON - TERM
1789-1797 - B: 1732 D: 1799 - VP JOHN ADAMS
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| 5-96 Front of Mount
Vernon, George Washington's home in Mount Vernon, Virginia. This
was the first President's home restored in 1858. |
5-96 Back of Mount
Vernon. Washington's career was remarkable. At various
times he was a surveyor, farmer, explorer, soldier, politician and
statesman. |
| 5-96 Mount Vernon home
from north lawn or from side of house. Mount Vernon is the most
visited historic home in American with one million visitors a year.
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5-96 Front of Mary
Washington home in Frederick, Maryland. George purchased this
home for his mother in 1772.
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5-96 Back of Mary
Washington home in Frederick, Maryland. |
| 5-96 Nelson
Slagle and George Washington in back of Mary Washington home |
5-96 George and Martha
Washington tomb on Mount Vernon estate |
5-96 Washington Monument in
Washington D.C. The monument was opened to the public in 1888.
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7-94 Washington Monument
in
Washington D.C. through trees from a distance |
2- JOHN ADAMS - TERM
1797-1801 - B: 1735 D: 1826 - VP THOMAS JEFFERSON
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10-24-04
Home where John Adams was born. Home was built 1681. The 1st picture
under John Quincy Adams
and this home are 75' apart and are the oldest President's birthplaces
in
the country.
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10-24-04 Peacefield
home. The
home referred to as 'The Old House' and 'Peacefield home' was built in
1731 and was doubled in size by Abigail Adams about
1797-1801. All three Adams' homes were in originally
Braintree,
Massachusetts, but now it is called Quincy, Massachusetts.
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10-24-04 Braintree
home from a distance. The
home referred to as 'The Old House' was built in 1731 and became the
residence of the Adams family for four generations from 1788 to
1927.
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10-24-04 Garden
beside home and library added after John Q Adams died |
10-24-04
John Adams Braintree home study. Chair in far corner is where
John Adams was sitting when he died on 7-4-1826, the 50th anniversary
of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Thomas
Jefferson passed away the same day.
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3- THOMAS JEFFERSON - TERM
1801-1809 - B: 1743 D: 1826 - VP AARON BURR AND GEORGE CLINTON
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| 10-07 Front and side of
Monticello,
Thomas Jefferson home in Charlottesville, Virginia. Thomas
Jefferson was extremely intelligent. At different times he was a
planter, lawyer, writer, politician, plilosopher, scientist, architect,
agronomist, diplomat, educator and statesman. He was also a
reasonably accomplished violinist and had a fine signing voice.
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10-07 Back and side of
Monticello |
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Monticello |
5-96
Top is walkway
from Monticello to horse stables that are to the right side of the
building. First room to the left is a 16 foot deep well to store
ice in the winter which lasts most of the summer. (Unlinked)
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| 10-07 Front and side of Tuckahoe
near Richmond, Virginia where Jefferson was born and started school |
10-07 Side of Tuckahoe |
| 10-07 Back of Poplar Forest in
Forest, Virginia. Jefferson used this home as a retreat to get
away from Monticello and its visitors. He would come here several
times a year for two weeks to three months. |
9-74
Jefferson Memorial in
Washington D. C. (Unlinked)
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| 5-96 Jefferson Memorial in
Washington D. C. The memorial was dedicated on 4-13-1943, the
200th anniversary of Jefferson's birth |
5-96 Thomas Jefferson
tombstone in back of his home at Monticello |
4- JAMES MADISON - TERM
1809-1817 - B: 1751 D: 1836 - VP GEORGE CLINTON &
ELBRIDGE GERRY
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Front of Montpelier, James Madison home in Montpelier Station,
Virginia. Home was built in 1760 by the father of James Madison.
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5-96 Back of Montpelier,
James Madison home in Montpelier Station, Virginia. Home was
originally four rooms and after numerous renovations over 125 years,
the
home now has 55 rooms and 35,000 square feet of space. |
| 5-96 Garden in back of Montpelier |
5-96 Cemetery near Montpelier
where James Madison is buried. His tombstone is tall stone at
back right. Madison was the last survivor of the Continental
Congress and the last remaining signer of the Constitution. |
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5- JAMES MONROE - TERM
1817-1825 - B: 1758 D: 1831 - VP DANIEL D. TOMPKINS
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| 5-96 Front of Ash Lawn, James
Monroe home, 3 miles from Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia. He
died on July 4th as did John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. |
5-96 Back of Ash
Lawn. Ash Lawn was originally called Highland, but was changed to
Ash Lawn by subsequent owners. |
| 5-96 Law
office and Museum in Frederick, Maryland. Monroe served as a
Lieutenant under Washington and rose to Lieutenant Colonel in the
American Revolution |
10-07 Bust of James Monroe at
Presidents Park in Williamsburg, Virginia. The park has busts and
signs of data for each President |
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6- JOHN QUINCY ADAMS - TERM
1825-1829 - B: 1767 D: 1848 - VP JOHN C. CALHOUN
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Home where John Quincy Adams,
our 6th President, was born. The home was built in 1663 |
10-24-04
Adams Historical Site sign where John and John Quincy Adams were born |
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7- ANDREW JACKSON - TERM
1829-1837 - B: 1767 D: 1845 - VP JOHN C. CALHOUN & MARTIN VAN
BUREN
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| 8-19-03 Hermitage, Andrew
Jackson's home outside of Nashville, Tenn. |
8-19-03 Hermitage, Andrew
Jackson's back of home outside of Nashville, Tenn. |
| 8-19-03 Dining Room
in Hermitage |
8-19-03 Andrew Jackson Tomb
in garden beside Hermitage |
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8- MARTIN VAN BUREN - TERM
1837-1841 - B: 1782 D: 1862 - VP RICHARD M. JOHNSON
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10-20-2004
- Front of Van Buren Home
in Kinderhook, NY. The home was built in 1797 and Van Buren
purchased in 1839.
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10-20-2004
Side of Van Buren home in Kinderhook, NY. |
| 10-12-07 Front and side of
Decatur home two blacks from White House in Washington DC.
VanBuren lived here while serving as Secretary of State under Andrew
Jackson |
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9- WILLIAM H. HARRISON - TERM
1841-1841 - B: 1773 D: 1841 - VP JOHN TYLER
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Front of Berkeley, home of William H. Harrison in Charles City,
Virginia. The Berkeley home was built in 1726 and is said to be
the oldest 3-story brick house in Virginia. The Berkeley legacy
dates to 1619 when 38 Englishmen calling themselves the Berkeley
Company established a colony. The Harrison family acquired the
property in 1691. |
8-2003 Back of
Berkeley, home of William H. Harrison in Charles City, Virginia.
The first 10 presidents and Abraham Lincoln all visited Berkeley. |
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William H Harrison tombstone in back of Berkeley home in Charles City,
Virginia. William H Harrison's father, Benjamin Harrison was a
signer of the Declaration of Independence and three time Governor of
Virginia. His grandson, Benjamin Harrison, was the 23rd President.
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6-2007 Front of Grouseland in
Vincennes, Indiana. Harrison
built home in 1804. Harrison lived at Grouseland until 1812 when
he resigned as governor of the Indiana territories.
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6-2007 Side of Grouseland in Vincennes,
Indiana.
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6-2007
Sign in back of Grouseland saying Lewis and Clark stopped at Grouseland
on the way to Washington DC in 1806 after their Lewis & Clark
expedition west to the Pacific Ocean from 1803 to 1806. |
10- JOHN TYLER - TERM
1841-1845 - B: 1790 D: 1862 - VP NONE
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Front of Sherwood Forest, John Tyler's home
in Charles City, Virginia. This is the longest frame house in
the US at over 300 feet. |
8-2003
Front of Sherwood Forest, John Tyler's home in Charles City,
Virginia. Tyler purchased the home in 1842 and lived there
from 1842 to
1862. Tyler doubled the size of the home including a 68 foot
ballroom. He fathered 15 children, the most of any President.
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| 8-2003 Back of
Sherwood Forest, John Tyler's home in Charles City, Virginia. |
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11- JAMES K. POLK - TERM
1845-1849 - B: 1795 D: 1849 - VP GEORGE M. DALLAS
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| 8-2003
Replicated
Log cabin like James Polk was born in Polk National Park in Pinesville,
North
Carolina. Polk was the only President who had been Speaker
of the House. |
8-2003 James Polk home in
Columbia, South Carolina. James Polk was elected to the Tennessee
Legislature at the age of 27, served in the US House of Representatives
for 14 years including two terms as Speaker of the House and was
Governor of Tennessee for two years. |
| 8-2003 Garden in back
of Polk home in Columbia,
South Carolina |
8-2003 James Polk
tombstone at Tennessee state capitol in Nashville, Tennessee |
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12- ZACHARY TAYLOR - TERM
1849-1850 - B: 1784 D: 1850 - VP MILLARD FILLMORE
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| 10-22-04 Bust of
Zachary Taylor in Capitol in Columbia, South Carolina. Zachary
Taylor rode into history during the War with Mexico by virtue of a
brilliant military victory against overwhelming odds at Buena
Vista. Soon after the Mexican War he was propelled to the
Presidency although he never even voted before?
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only Taylor home in existence is a boyhood home in Louisville, Kentucky
called Springfield. It is privately owned and closed to the
public. Taylor descended from the people who came to the US on
the Mayflower. He is also a 2nd cousin of President
Madison. Taylor was in the military for 40 years. |
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13- MILLARD FILLMORE - TERM
1850-1853 - B: 1800 D: 1874 - VP NONE
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10-18-2004
Front and side of Fillmore home in Aurora, New York. Mr. &
Mrs. Fillmore lived here from 1826-1839.
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10-18-2004
Front of Millard Fillmore Home in
East Aurora, New York |
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Room in back of home that is now a gift shop. Piano that went to
the
White House and returned is in the back of the room. |
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14- FRANKLIN PIERCE - TERM
1853-1857 - B: 1804 D: 1869 - VP WILLIAM R. D. KING
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10-22-04
Front of Franklin Pierce
home in Caldwell, New Hampshire with fall tree. This was family
home from 1842 to 1848. The home was built in 1804.
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10-22-04
Opposite side and front of Pierce Home in Caldwell, New Hampshire
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Dining room in Pierce home in Caldwell, New Hampshire |
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15- JAMES BUCHANAN - TERM
1857-1861 - B: 1791 D: 1868 - VP
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE
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James Buchanan, home in Lancaster, Pennsylvania called Wheatland |
10-25-04
Closer view of front of Wheatland home. Home was built in 1828
and Buchanan family lived here from 1848 to 1868.
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Back of Wheatland home |
10-25-04 Study in Wheatland home
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16- ABRAHAM LINCOLN - TERM
1861-1865 - b: 1809 D: 1865 - VP HANNIBAL HAMLIN & ANDREW
JOHNSON
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| 8-2003 Lincoln memorial in
Hodgenville, Kentucky and reconstructed log cabin he was born
is on the inside of the memorial. There are 56 steps leading to
the memorial, one for each
year of Lincoln's life. |
8-2003 Gene and Emily Slagle look at
reconstructed log cabin inside prior picture memorial in Hodgenville,
Kentucky on the land where Lincoln was born |
| 10-98 Lincoln home on 8th Street in
Springfield, Illinois where his family lived from 1844 to 1861.
Lincoln purchased the home for $1,500. |
10-98
Lincoln's law office in Springfield, Illinois in 1850's, |
| 9-18-06 Front of Mary Todd Lincoln's, Abe's
wife, home during childhood in
Lexington, Kentucky . House was condemned and group stepped in to
buy and refurbish or lot would have become additional Rupp arena parking |
7-12-06
Lincoln museum in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The museum was opened to
the public in 1931. |
| 5-96 Washington Monument through
pillars of Lincoln Memorial in Washington
D. C. Work started on the Lincoln Memorial in 1914. |
7-94 Lincoln Memorial in Washington
D. C. from Washington Monument
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| 7-94 Lincoln Memorial in Washington
D. C. |
7-94 Abraham Lincoln statute in
Lincoln Memorial in Washington
D. C. |
17- ANDREW JOHNSON - TERM
1865-1869 - B: 1808 D: 1875 - VP NONE
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| 08-03 Andrew Johnson statute at
Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, Tennessee
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10-07 Replica of original birth home
built in early 1700's of
Andrew Johnson in Greenville, Tennessee. Andrew Johnson lacking
education and
opportunity became a tailor. He wanted more and knew education
was key. He had his wife read to him constantly as she worked
with
needle and thread. When his wife became occupied with child
rearing, Andrew hired local men to carry on the lessons. His
industry, intelligence and ability earned his election as an alderman
then mayor of Greenville, Tennessee. He later became Governor of
Tennessee then VP under Lincoln. He is the only President to
serve as Senator after his Presidency. |
| 10-07 Front of last home Andrew
Johnson lived in from 1869 to 1875 in Greenville, Tennessee
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10-07 Back of last home Johnson lived
in from 1869 to 1875 |
| 10-07 Tombstone of Andrew Johnson at
cemetery in Greenville, Tennessee |
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18- ULYSSES S. GRANT - TERM
1869-1877 - B: 1822 D: 1885 - VP SCHUYLER COLFAX & HENRY
WILSON
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| 10-07 Front of birth home of
Ulysses
S. Grant at Point Pleasant, Ohio where he was born in 1822 and lived
his first year. Grant was the first of 7 Presidents born in
Ohio. Virginia has 8 Presidents born in their state, the most of
any state. |
10-07 Back of birth home of Ulysses
S. Grant at Point Pleasant, Ohio where he was born in 1822 and lived
his first year |
| 10-7-07 Front of 2nd Grant
home in Georgetown, Ohio where he lived from age 2 to 17 when he went
to West Point in 1839. His father built the brick part of the
home in 1824. |
10-7-07 Back of 2nd Grant
home in Georgetown, Ohio where he lived from age 2 to 17 when he went
to West Point in 1839. His father built the brick part of the
home in 1824. |
| 10-7-07 Plaque in front of 2nd
Grant home.
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9-21-06 Front of U S Grants White Haven
home just outside of St. Louis, Missouri. Grant graduated from
West Point and served the next 9 years in the service and served in the
Mexican War under General Zachary Taylor. He left the
service, but was one of the first to volunteer in the Civil War in
1861. He was eventually appointed Commander of the Union Armies
as a Lieutenant General by Abraham Lincoln. Congress later made
him a full General, the first since George Washington.
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| 9-21-06 Outdoor kitchen and back of White
Haven house, |
10-98 Grants home from 1865 to 1869
in Galena, Illinois |
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19- RUTHERFORD B. HAYES - TERM
1877-1881 - B: 1822 D: 1893 - VP WILLIAM A. WHEELER
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10-01-06 Spiegel Grove sign at entrance to
Rutherford Hayes' home in Fremont, Ohio
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10-01-06 Front and side of Hayes 31 room
home at Spiegel Grove built in 1857 by Uncle Sardis. Hayes lived
there from 1873 to 1893 except while he was in the White
House. Hayes added or changed all but two rooms from the
original house.
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10-01-06 Front and side of President Hayes
Museum next to home in Spiegel Grove
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10-01-06 Display of Hayes five children in
museum
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10-01-06 Front of the Hayes tombstone about
50 yards from home at Spiegel Grove
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20- JAMES A. GARFIELD - TERM
1881-1881 - B: 1831 D: 1881 - VP CHESTER A. ARTHUR
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10-09-04 Study added to Garfield home after
his death in Mentor, Ohio |
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21- CHESTER A. ARTHUR - TERM
1881-1885 - B: 1829 D: 1886 - VP NONE
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Chester Arthur home through trees in Fairfield, Vermont about 15 miles
from Canadian border |
10-21-04
Closer view of Arthur home in Fairfield, Vermont. Chester was
born in this home, but the home vanished in the 1800's. This is a
replicated home built in 1953.
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10-21-04
Chester Arthur Plaque near home in Fairfield, Vermont
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10-21-04
Chester Arthur grave site at cemetery in Albany, New York |
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22- GROVER CLEVELAND - TERM
1885-1889 - B: 1837 D: 1908 - VP THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
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10-24-04
Front of Grover Cleveland birthplace home in Caldwell, New
Jersey. The house has been open to the public for viewing since
1913.
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Side
of Grover Cleveland home in Caldwell, New Jersey. Home was built
in 1832. Grover lived here from 1837 to 1841.
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Grover Cleveland Historical site sign in Caldwell, New Jersey |
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23- BENJAMIN HARRISON - TERM
1889-1893 - B: 1833 D: 1901 - VP LEVI P. MORTON
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| 6-07 Benjamin
Harrison home in Indianapolis, Indiana. He completed construction
of the house in 1875. This was his only home other than the White
House until his death in 1901. |
6-07 Back and side of Benjamin
Harrison home in Indianapolis, Indiana. |
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William H Harrison tombstone in back of Berkley home in Charles City,
Virginia where his grandfather, William Henry Harrison, lived.
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Benjamin's
father was in
the Ohio State senate for two terms, his grandfather was William Henry
Harrison the 9th President and his great grandfather was a signer of
the Declaration of Independence. |
24- GROVER CLEVELAND - TERM
1893-1897 - B: 1837 D: 1908 - VP ADLAI E. STEVENSON
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See
pictures of
prior Grover Cleveland presidency.
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25- WILLIAM McKINLEY - TERM
1897-1901 - B: 1843 D: 1901 - VP GARRET A. HOBART & THEODORE
ROOSEVELT
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| 8-71 McKinley
Statue and Memorial in Canton, Ohio. McKinley volunteered in the
Civil War as a Private. He ended the Civil War as a Major.
His commanding officer was Rutherford Hayes. |
8-71 McKinley
Statue at Memorial in Canton, Ohio |
10-04 McKinley
Statue and Memorial in Canton, Ohio
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10-04 McKinley
Memorial from across the grass lawn in Canton, Ohio
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26- THEODORE ROOSEVELT - TERM
1901-1909 - B: 1858 D: 1919 - VP CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS
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10-24-04
Teddy Roosevelt's home, Sagamore Hills, in Oyster Bay, New York.
Teddy finished building this home in 1885, and lived in this home from
1885 until his death in 1919.
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10-24-04 Huge
family room added by Teddy Roosevelt in Oyster Bay, NY home
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| 10-24-04 Emily and Gene Slagle in back of
Sagamore Hills Visitor center in Oyster Bay, New York |
10-14-06 Nelson Slagle, Teddy Roosevelt and
Jim
Slagle. The impersonation of Teddy in 1918 (10 years after he was
last President) was done by Dr. John 'Chuck' Chalberg, a
university professor. He spent an hour doing the skit
and answering questions, left the stage, came back as a professor then
answered questions in present time |
| 7-9-06 Mt Rushmore in South Dakota.
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Teddy Roosevelt and Abraham
Lincoln |
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27- WILLIAM H. TAFT - TERM
1909-1913 - B: 1857 D: 1930 - VP JAMES B. SHERMAN
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| 8-18-03 William Taft home in
Cincinnati, Ohio. He lived in the house from 1886 to 1890.
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8-18-03 William Taft sign in front of
home in Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 8-18-03 Gene Slagle standing beside
display showing the 7 Ohio born Presidents in the gift shop/museum at
Taft home in Cincinnati, Ohio |
9-74 William Taft Tombstone in
Arlington Cemetery. Taft was the only President to become
Chief Justice. |
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28- WOODROW WILSON - TERM
1913-1921 - B: 1856 D: 1924 - VP THOMAS R. MARSHALL
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| 5-96 Woodrow Wilson birthplace home
in Staunton, Virginia. Wilson was born in this home.
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8-18-03 Woodrow Wilson boyhood home
in Columbia, South Carolina from 1870 to 1873.
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| 8-18-03 Woodrow Wilson boyhood home
in Augusta, Georgia |
5-96 Gene and Emily Slagle standing
in front of Woodrow Wilson Museum next to
birthplace home
in Staunton, Virginia |
| 10-07 Front of Woodrow Wilson's last
home in Washington D. C. which he lived in from 1921 to 1923. His wife Edith lived their from 1921 until
her death in 1963. |
10-07 Front and side of Woodrow
Wilson's last home in Washington D. C. which he lived in from 1921 to
1923. |
29- WARREN G. HARDING - TERM
1921-1923 - B: 1865 D: 1923 - VP CALVIN COOLIDGE
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| 8-13-06 Front of Warren Harding home
in Marion, Ohio. Warren Harding conducted his Presidential
campaign from his front porch. |
8-13-06 Harding home sign in front yard. The
Harding's lived in home from 1891 to 1921. Harding was the 7th
President in the last 12 Presidents to be born in Ohio.
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| 8-13-06 Current gift shop and
museum.
Originally was a garage that was converted to campaign headquarters for
the Harding campaign of 1920. Harding died in office in
1923. |
10-24-06 Warren Harding memorial in
Marion, Ohio. It was completed in 1927.
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| 9-13-2007 Close-up of Warren Harding
memorial in
Marion, Ohio. |
9-13-2007 Warren Harding & wife
tombstones in Harding memorial in
Marion, Ohio. |
30- CALVIN COOLIDGE - TERM
1923-1929 - B: 1872 D: 1933 - VP CHARLES D. DAWES
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| 10-97 Calvin Coolidge birthplace in
Plymouth Notch, Vermont. Coolidge is only president born on July
4th. |
10-97 Calvin Coolidge home from 1876
to 1933 in Plymouth Notch, Vermont in same community as birthplace
home. |
| 10-97 Tombstones of Calvin, wife and
son in cemetery a short distance from the homestead |
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31- HERBERT HOOVER - TERM
1929-1933 - B: 1874 D: 1964 - VP CHARLES CURTIS
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| 10-98 Herbert Hoover birthplace in
West Branch, Iowa. He lived there from 1874 to about 1879
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10-98 Emily & Gene Slagle
standing in front of Herbert Hoover Presidential Library &
Museum in West Branch, Iowa. |
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32- FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT - TERM
1933-1945 - B: 1882 D: 1945 - VP JOHN N. GARNER, HENRY A.
WALLACE & HARRY S. TRUMAN
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| 10-97 Franklin Roosevelt home in Hyde Park,
New York overlooking Hudson River. Franklin's father purchased
the house in 1867 and this was the home of the President his entire
life. |
10-97 Franklin Roosevelt library and museum
designed by Franklin and completed in 1941. It is the only
Presidential
library that a sitting President used while in office. The
library and museum is located within 100 yards of the home in Hyde
Park, New York |
| 10-97 Cottage on FDR estate that Franklin's
wife Eleanor moved into in 1947. House was built in 1925 and was
named Vall-Kill after a nearby stream. It was occupied by close
friends of Eleanor until 1947. Eleanor often visited her friends
on weekends and holidays. |
8-18-03 Entrance to Warm Springs,
Georgia vacation home of Franklin Roosevelt and where he passed away.
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| 8-18-03 White house and guest house
at Warm Springs, vacation home of Franklin Roosevelt
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8-18-03 Plaque at Warm Springs
documenting that Roosevelt died in Warm Springs, Georgia
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10-97 Tombstone of FDR.
Buried by home in Hyde Park, New York
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33- HARRY S. TRUMAN - TERM
1945-1953 - B: 1884 D: 1972 - VP ALBERT W. BARKLEY
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| 10-99 Harry Truman home in
Independence, Missouri. Harry Truman lived in this house from the
time he was married until death except when he was in the White
House. The house was built in 1885 by Harry's grandparents.
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10-99 Harry Truman Presidential
Library in Independence, Missouri |
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34- DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER - TERM
1953-1961 - B: 1890 D: 1969 - VP RICHARD M. NIXON
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10-26-04
Front of Ike home in Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania. Eisenhower's purchased the property and had this
house built in 1955. This was the 27th and final home the
Eisenhower's lived in.
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10-26-04
Putting Green and Sand trap put in by PGA for Ike in back yard of
Gettysburg home.
Barn is in background |
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Ike displays in Visitor Center. There is also an 19 minute film
in
visitor center about Ike's life |
 10-99
Eisenhower's home from 1898 to 1946 in Abilene, Kansas. Ike
became a 5 star general in WW2 when he was made Supreme Commander of
the Allied Expeditionary Forces. |
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10-99
Nelson, Emily and Gene Slagle standing behind Eisenhower Center
sign. Center includes a museum dedicated in 1954 and a
library. The Eisenhower Center is located in Abilene, Kansas
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35- JOHN F. KENNEDY - TERM
1961-1963 - B: 1917 D: 1963 - VP LYNDON B. JOHNSON
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John F. Kennedy (JFK) Presidential Library sign in Boston,
Massachusetts. |
10-23-04
JFK Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts |
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Texas School Book
Depository in Dallas, Texas. This is building that Lee Harvey
Oswald fired bullets from that killed President Kennedy on 11-22-1963.
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2-64
Texas School Book
Depository in Dallas, Texas. Taken 3 months after
assassination. Prior slide taken 35 years later.
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| 10-23-04
JFK eternal flame and tombstone at Arlington Cemetery in Arlington,
Virginia |
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36- LYNDON B. JOHNSON - TERM
1963-1969 - B: 1908 D: 1973 - VP HUBERT H. HUMPHREY
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President Lyndon Johnson's home that he was born in on the
Johnson Ranch in Johnson City, Texas
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10-99
President Lyndon Johnson's home from ages 5 to 17 in Johnson City, Texas
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10-99
President Lyndon Johnson Presidential Library and Museum in Austin,
Texas |
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President Lyndon Johnson tombstone on Johnson ranch in Johnson City,
Texas. Vacant spot beside big stone (Lyndon) is for Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon's wife.
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37- RICHARD M. NIXON - TERM
1969-1974 - B: 1913 D: 1994 - VP SPIRO T. AGNEW & GERALD R.
FORD
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| Richard Nixon
home where he was born and lived the
first nine years (1913-22). |
Jim
and John
Slagle look at display of Helicopter used by
President Nixon. At Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, California
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Front of Nixon
Library in Yorba Linda, California
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Side of
Nixon Library |
| Back of
Nixon boyhood home from Library across water |
Back of Nixon
Library with water |
| Nelson Slagle posing with statutes of
Winston Churchill and Charles DeGaulle |
Pat
and Richard Nixon tombstones in back of
library in Yorba Linda, California. Nixon's wife, Pat was
born
1912 and died 1993. |
38- GERALD R. FORD - TERM
1974-1977 - B: 1913 D: 2007 - VP NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER
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10-76 Gerald
Ford campaigning in Fountain Valley, California |
10-2001 Nelson, Gene and Emily Slagle in Front of
Gerald Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids,
Michigan |
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10-2007 Side of
Gerald Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan
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10-2007 Front of
Gerald Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan
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39- JIMMY CARTER - TERM
1977-1981 - B: 1924 D: - VP
WALTER F. MONDALE
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| 8-24-03 Front of boyhood home of
Jimmy Carter in Plains, Georgia. Carter lived here from 1924 to
1944. |
8-24-03 Front of Presidential Library
of Jimmy Carter in Atlanta, Georgia |
8-24-03
Another view of Presidential
Library further away
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8-24-03
Oval Office display in Presidential Library |
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Country store owned by Jimmy Carter's parents in Atlanta,
Georgia. Jimmy worked in the store during his youth. |
8-24-03 Statute of Jimmy Carter in
front of Atlanta, Georgia state capitol. |
8-24-03
Nelson Slagle, Gene Slagle, Jimmy Carter, Roslyn Carter and Emily
Slagle after Jimmy Carter taught Sunday School at Maranatha Baptist
Church in
Plains, Georgia.
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40- RONALD W. REAGAN - TERM
1981-1989 - B: 1911 D: 2004 - VP GEORGE BUSH
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Reagan was born in an apartment above the bank in the picture in
Tampico, Illinois |
6-07
Mural on side of building that Reagan's farther worked and the family
lived during his youth in Tampico, Illinois. This is across the
street and a half block down from the birth apartment.
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Four movie posters in gift shop next to bank building where Ronald
Reagan was born. Reagan was in 53 movies. |
6-07
Home where Reagan lived from 1920 to 1923 in Dixon, Illinois |
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Sign in front of home where Reagan lived in Dixon, Illinois |
6-07
Statute of Ronald Reagan beside home in Dixon, Illinois |
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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.
Reagan was the oldest President to take the oath of office at 69
and 73 for his second term. |
12-92 Piece of Berlin wall at Ronald
Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. |
| 12-92
The first six President's signatures at Ronald Reagan Presidential
Library in Simi Valley, California. |
12-92
Replica of the Oval Office at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in
Simi Valley, California. |
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41- GEORGE BUSH - TERM
1989-1993 - B: 1924 D:
- VP DAN QUAYLE
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| 10-99 President George Bush
Presidential Library and Museum in College Station, Texas
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42- BILL CLINTON - TERM
1993-2001 - B: 1946
D: - VP AL GORE
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9-19-06 Front and side of Clinton's boyhood
home from age 1 to 4 in Hope, Arkansas
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9-19-06 Front of Bill Clinton's boyhood
home from 4-7 years of age in Hope Arkansas. |
9-20-06 Front of Bill Clinton's Library in
Little Rock, Arkansas. Bill Clinton was both the 42nd President
and 42nd Governor of Arkansas.
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9-20-06 Second floor exhibits. Half
of the exhibits were on the 3rd floor and the 4th floor was President
Clinton's apartment |
| 9-20-06 Replica of Oval Office in
Clinton Library |
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43- GEORGE W. BUSH - TERM
2001-2008 - B: 1946
D: - VP
DICK CHENEY
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44- BARACK OBAMA - TERM
2009- B: 8-4-1961
VP
JOE BIDEN B: 11-10-1942
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| 11-1-08 Joe Biden speaking and Jill
Biden watching at rally at Marion Harding High School in Marion, Ohio |
11-1-08 Nelson Slagle and Joe Biden
at Biden rally at Marion Harding High School in Marion, Ohio |
| 11-2-08 Barack Obama speaks before
60,000 in rally in Columbus, Ohio two days prior to being elected
President |
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10-99
Eisenhower's home from 1898 to 1946 in Abilene, Kansas. Ike
became a 5 star general in WW2 when he was made Supreme Commander of
the Allied Expeditionary Forces. 
Nelson Slagle posing with statutes of
Winston Churchill and Charles DeGaulle 
10-76 Gerald
Ford campaigning in Fountain Valley, California 
10-2001 Nelson, Gene and Emily Slagle in Front of
Gerald Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids,
Michigan 
