Presidents grouped together for a picture at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Washington DC

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Pulpit at the National Cathedral in Washington DC The Ten Commandments - The Ten Commandments. Always a good set of rules to obey. Now here is a quick jingle to help you remember them.
Postcard - LEIB Archives - Lincoln with son Tad Presidential Egos - Let's look at Presidential egos. Maybe we can learn something about egos from them. If not, let's try turning to a couple Bible characters.
Carter, Clinton, GHW Bush, GW Bush, Obama and their wives Most Ex-Presidents Alive in the Same Year - As a nation, we have had 232 years of Presidents. The day a new President is sworn in, the old President now becomes an ex-President. How many of these ex-Presidents have been alive during the same year?
Fredericksburg Nationals Baseball Cap The Presidents at 60 years old - With the recent Coronavirus (Covic-19) outbreak, it seems that those over 60 years old are most at risk. So, what were the Presidents doing when they hit sixty-years-old? Is 60 a magic number in the Bible?
Presidents with living kids: Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, GHW Bush, Clinton, GW Bush, Obama, Trump Top 16 – Youngest Living Presidential Children - Any guesses on how many Presidential children are alive today (February 2020)? We will examine the 16 youngest of those children.
Eleven Presidents with kids alive today Top 15 – Oldest Living Presidential Children - Any guesses on how many Presidential children are alive today (February 2020)? We will examine the 15 oldest of those children.
FDR - King of the Veto Presidential Vetoes - The Veto is one of the greatest powers the Constitution gives the President. Which Presidents used the Veto most? Who was the President who was Overridden most? Have there been any Presidents who did not use the Veto?
Youngest and Oldest Presidents - Covers Presidential Youth or Old Age - Presidential Age Entering and Leaving Office The Constitution of the United States has very few requirements for becoming President of the United States. One of those simple requirements is that you have to be at least 35 years old.   The Constitution: Article 2, Section 1, Clause 5 "No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years,…
10 Biggest Presidential Personalities Ten Biggest Presidential Personalities - Has the Presidents personality played a role in shaping our country? What drives some of the Presidents egos? How did they get those egos? Let's explore and find out.
USPS Presidential Stamps Puzzle Top Ten Least Popular Presidents - My Top Ten Least Popular Presidents list. Why are these ten individuals virtually unknown to the average citizens? After all, they were Presidents.
George and Martha Washington statue at Mount Vernon US Presidential Facts – Presidents who survived their children - It is sad when a child dies before its parents. The Presidents have not been exempt from this fate. See different lists of Presidents and their children and who outlived who.
Love Statue in New York City US Presidential Facts – Presidential Marriage Stats - Some of the Presidents have had a life long partner. Some Presidents have been married more than once. Some of the First Ladies were married before they met their future Presidential husbands and some of them even married after their relationships with their Presidential husbands ended.
Fireworks - Outer Banks, NC 2014 Presidential Facts – Astrological – Zodiac Signs of the Presidents - Which Zodiac Sign did most of the Presidents fall under? Has there been a President born under all of the Zodiac Signs?
Print of all the Presidents in front of the White House US Presidential Facts – The Letter Most Last Names of the Presidents Started With - What letter did most of the Presidents last names start with? See if you know your Presidential ABC's.
Print of all the Presidents in front of the White House US Presidential Facts – The Letter Most First Names of the Presidents Started With - What letter did most of the Presidents first names start with? See if you know your Presidential ABC's.
Pez Dispensers- Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield US Presidential Facts – Closest Presidential Election – by Electoral College Votes - The Popular Vote is not what actually elects our President. The President is elected through a process we call the Electoral College. So what are the top ten closest Presidential Elections according to the Electoral College Vote.
FDR and his dog Fala statues - FDR Memorial in Washington DC US Presidential Facts – Presidential Dogs - Man's best friend also appears to be the President's best friend. See some of the names and breeds of dogs of some of our Presidents. Do you know which President named his dog Veto? How about Fido?
Presidential Feathers (Jackson-Van Buren-WH Harrison) - Ripleys in Williamsburg, VA Vice Presidential Facts – Presidents who were once a Vice President - Which President's became President because they were the Vice President when the President died in office? Which Vice Presidents were elected President without being elevated to that position by the death of a President? Who is the only Vice President to be elected and serve out two terms as President?
LBJ Grave - LBJ Ranch, Texas US Presidential Facts – List of day of the month which most Presidents died - The world is full of unlucky numbers. On which day of the month did most of the Presidents die? Are there any days of the months that no Presidents have died on?
Presidential Feather Collection (Tyler, Polk, Taylor) - Ripley's Museum, Williamsburg, Virginia US Presidential Facts – List of day of the month which most Presidents were born - The world is full of lucky numbers. Which day of the month were most of the Presidents born? Are there any days of the months that no Presidents have been born?
Washington Tomb (Crypt) - Mount Vernon, Virginia US Presidential Facts – List of States (and the District of Columbia) Where the Presidents Died - At least one US President has died in thirteen states and the District of Columbia (Washington DC). Do you know which states they are (I already gave you that at least one died in DC)?
Group President Picture - Madame Tussauds Museum, Washington DC US Presidential Facts – Most Presidents Alive at One Time - So what is the greatest number of Presidents who have been alive at the same time and when did this happen?
Presidents who died on a Tuesdays US Presidential Facts – List of the day of the week in which each Presidents died - A US President has died on every day of the week. On which day of the week did most of the US Presidents die?
President John Adams - Madame Tussauds, Washington DC US Presidential Facts – President Names – Who are the Juniors? - Which Presidents are named after their fathers and actually have Jr. at the end of their birth names?
James and Dolly Madison - Montipelier, Orange, Virginia Presidential Facts – Presidents without sons, daughters or children at all - Six Presidents did not have any kids of their own blood. Nine additional Presidents did not have any sons. Six additional Presidents did not have any daughters.
James K Polk (older) Locket - James K Polk's Home - Columbia, Tennessee Presidential Facts – Shortest Retirement - Being President has to be one of the most difficult jobs in the world. Excluding the Presidents who died in office (WH Harrison, Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harding, FDR, and Kennedy), the Presidents who are still alive (Carter, GHW Bush, Clinton, and GW Bush) and the current President (Obama), which Presidents had the shortest retirement (length of time after they left office until they died)?
Hearse carrying Gerald Ford's casket Presidential Facts – Oldest Presidents - Who are the top ten oldest Presidents? Excluding the five living Presidents (George HW Bush, Jimmy Carter, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama), who are the ten oldest Presidents?
Flags of the 13 Colonies - Williamsburg, Virginia Presidential Facts – Birth States of the Presidents - Seven states have had more than one President born within their borders. Fourteen other states can claim the birth of one President within its borders. How many of the thirteen original colonies, that became states, have yet to witness a Presidential birth within their borders?
Gerald Ford Campaign Button - Newseum, DC Presidential Facts – Birthplace Distances from Geographic Center of the Contiguous United States - When the modern Presidential Candidates run in primaries, they tend to run toward the stronghold in that party. Once they receive the nomination they tend to move back toward the center of the electorate. So which Presidents were born closest to the center geographic center of the contiguous 48 states?
Berkeley - William Henry Harrison's Birthplace Presidential Facts – Day of the week the Presidents were born on - A President has been born on every day of the week. Which day of the week were most Presidents born on?
James Madison University Sign - Harrisonburg, Virginia Presidential Facts – Education of the Presidents - Which colleges did most of the Presidents graduate from? Were there any Presidents who did not attend college?
George Washington Monument at his birthplace: Wakefield, Virginia Presidential Facts – Months the Presidents were born in - In February we celebrate President's Day, but is it the month in which most of the Presidents were born? Was there a President who was born on your birthday? Which President has a birthday closest to you?
James and Dolly Madison - Montpelier, Orange, Virginia Presidential Facts – Ten Shortest Presidents - Most Presidential trivia experts know who the shortest US President was. It was James Madison at five feet four inches. But who are the other nine short guys to join him in the top ten shortest US Presidents list?
Lincoln sitting at the Lincoln Memorial Presidential Facts – Top Eleven Presidential Height Differences - With a new year comes new resolutions. To help you pick some out, we will look at the advice of some of the Presidents.

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