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Adams, John
Adams, John Quincy Arthur, Chester Alan Buchanan, James Bush, George Herbert Walker Bush, George Walker Carter, James Earl Cleveland, Grover Clinton, William Jefferson Coolidge, John Calvin Eisenhower, Dwight David Fillmore, Millard Ford, Gerald Rudolph Garfield, James Abram Grant, Ulysses Simpson Harding, Warren Gamaliel Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, William Henry Hayes, Rutherford Birchard Hoover, Herbert Clark Jackson, Andrew Jefferson, Thomas Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Lyndon Baines Kennedy, John Fitzgerald Lincoln, Abraham Madison, James McKinley, William Monroe, James Nixon, Richard Milhous Pierce, Franklin Polk, James Knox Reagan, Ronald Wilson Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Theodore Taft, William Howard Taylor, Zachary Truman, Harry S Tyler, John Van Buren, Martin Washington, George Wilson, Thomas Woodrow
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Project seeks to produce quality one-act plays that capture the character of each President. Site includes synopsis of each play, along with profiles of the playwrights involved in the project.
Site complements CSPAN television series of the same name. Includes brief facts about each president, plus video clips from the series.
Index contains biographies, sketches, writings, and speeches.
Find pictorial records of the first families from the Library of Congress Prints and Photograph Division.
Identifies U.S. Presidents who were Masons. Includes a portrait of each, along with his signature and a record of his Masonic career.
Tabulates the little-known illnesses of America's chief executives. Copiously referenced.
This site focus on Jenna and Barbara Bush, but covers other First Families as well.
Collection of presidential facts and trivia in list form.
Contains historical information on all U.S. Presidents with a focus on those from Tennessee as well as a directory of presidential resources on the web.
Official exhibit site of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Traces the history and culture of the presidency from 1789 through 2000.
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