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| 43rd President of the United States (2001-2009) |
Hamilton
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| Hamilton High School- where Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act on January 8, 2002, in Hamilton (near Cincinnati), Ohio |
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| George W. Bush Statue, Hamilton, Ohio |
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George W. Bush
James A. Garfield
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| 20th President of the United States (March-September 1881) |
Cincinnati
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| James A. Garfield Statue, Cincinnati, Ohio |
Benjamin Harrison
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| 23rd President of the United States (1889-1893) |
North Bend
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| Birthplace of Benjamin Harrison (site of his grandfather's house), North Bend (near Cincinnati), Ohio |
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| site of "Point Farm"- Benjamin Harrison's Boyhood Home (age 2-17; 1835-50), North Bend, Ohio |
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| Graves of Benjamin Harrison's father (John Scott Harrison) & paternal grandparents (William Henry & Anna Symmes Harrison) - North Bend, Ohio |
Cincinnati
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| site of Farmer's College, where Benjamin Harrison attended from 1848-50 in Cincinnati, Ohio before transferring to Miami |
Oxford
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| Benjamin Harrison attended & graduated from Miami University in Oxford (near Cincinnati), Ohio from 1850-52 |
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| site where Benjamin Harrison & Caroline Scott (born nearby) were married on October 20, 1853, in her parents' home (no longer standing) in Oxford, Ohio |
William Henry Harrison
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| 9th President of the United States (March-April 1841) |
North Bend
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| Tomb of William Henry Harrison (& wife Anna) in North Bend (near Cincinnati), Ohio |
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| The President, First Lady & their son, John Scott Harrison, the father of the 23rd President, Benjamin Harrison |
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| site of William Henry Harrison's Home, from 1814 until his Presidency in 1841 - Benjamin Harrison was born here in 1833 - Burned down in 1858 |
Cincinnati
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| William Henry Harrison Statue, Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| site of Fort Washington, where Harrison was stationed from 1791-98 (age 18-24, serving as Commander of the fort from '95-'98) - Cincinnati, Ohio |
Ulysses S. Grant
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| 18th President of the United States (1869-1877) |
Point Pleasant
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| Birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant, Point Pleasant (near Cincinnati), Ohio |
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Georgetown
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| Georgetown (near Cincinnati), Ohio |
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| Ulysses S. Grant's Boyhood Home (age 1-17; 1823-39), Georgetown, Ohio |
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| Ulysses S. Grant Statue, Georgetown, Ohio |
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| Ulysses S. Grant's schoolhouse, where he attended classes from 1829-35 (age 7-13), Georgetown, Ohio |
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William Howard Taft
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| 27th President of the United States (1909-1913) |
Cincinnati
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| William Howard Taft Birthplace & Boyhood Home (to age 17; 1857-74), Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| Taft's childhood bedroom - It is alleged that he was born in this room. |
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| The original Bible on which Taft took the Oath of Office for both President in 1909 and Chief Justice in 1921 |
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| Taft's original Cabinet chair, which he used from 1904-08 while serving as Teddy Roosevelt's Secretary of War |
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| Taft attended Woodward High School in Cincinnati, Ohio from 1870-74 |
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| Taft attended Cincinnati Law School (now the University of Cincinnati College of Law), graduating in 1880 - He later served as Dean of the college from 1897 to 1900 |
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| site where William Howard Taft & Helen "Nellie" Herron were married on June 19, 1886, at her parent's home (no longer standing) on Pike Street, Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| "The Quarry"- First home of William & Nellie Taft, from 1886 to 1890, Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| portico where Taft accepted the Republican nomination for President on July 28, 1908- now the Taft Museum of Art (formerly his half-brother's home), Cincinnati, Ohio |
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