Homes of Presidents of the United States 1st Washington to 9th Harrison
February 18th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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Celebrating Presidents Day I thought it would be fun and educational to see the homes of where our former Presidents lived at some stage of their life. We will be posting them throughout the day.
First President, George Washington’s Home:
Second President, John Adam’s Home:
Third President, Thomas Jefferson’s Home:
Fourth President, James Madison’s Home:
Fifth President, James Monroe’s Home:
Sixth President, John Quincy Adam’s Home:
Seventh President, Andrew Jackson’s Home:
Eighth President, Martin Van Buren’s Home:
Ninth President, William Henry Harrison’s Home:
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[...] Twenty-Third President, Benjamin Harrison’s Home: (again, raised in same home as his father) [...]
Pingback by Homes of Presidents of the United States 30th Coolidge to 43rd Bush — The Real Estate Bloggers on 18 February 2008:
[...] is the fourth and final installment of our Presidential homes series. In our first we covered Washington’s to Harrison’s homes. The second installment covered the homes of Tyler to Hayes. The third has the homes of Garfield to [...]
Comment by Kimberly on 9 February 2009:
Just wanted to let you know that I have (2) Scott Kiefer lithogram prints if you would be interested. (1)Monticello (Home of Thomas Jefferson) & The home of Ulysses S. Grant. Both in Excellent condition and I also have the Certifcate of Authenticity for both. Let me know. Thanks!
Comment by Karen Ann on 3 November 2009:
Just a note: The houses you show as the homes of John Adams and John Quincy Adams are actually their birth places. The true family home, and the one they spent the most time in as a family, was a large estate in Quincy called “Peacefield” (which John and Abigale purchased before coming back from England).
Comment by karol on 18 November 2009:
i am interested in completing my collection of lithographs of presidential homes by richard v sebring if you have any prints
i would be interested. kjhensel2@sbcglobal.net