Bill Clinton was born in a place called Hope. But he was not born in the place called “Birthplace Home.”
Every four years, there’s a great big ceremony where the President is sworn in, but sometimes it’s just an act.
Most Presidential inaugurations have happened in DC, you’ll have to leave the District if you want to catch ’em all.
Not all inaugurations in Washington DC took place at the US Capitol. Here’s where the other spots are (or were).
Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask where your country’s leaders were inaugurated so you can visit.
This cemetery offers one-stop shopping for Presidential dead hole enthusiasts, with 2-3 presidential gravesites (depending on how you count them).
Did I hasten Bush 41’s death by scheduling my trip to his gravesite before he actually died? I hope not.
The Hermitage is Andrew Jackson’s estate and worth seeing, but don’t go on a hot, busy summer day. Seriously. Don’t.
What could be more exciting than stumbling upon the remains of a Zachary Taylor historic site? A lot of things.
Some say actors’ political opinions don’t matter. But one evening in 1865, John Wilkes Booth proved that sometimes they do.