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\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h2\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]1. George Washington, 1789-1797[\/custom_headline]\r\nPresident's Day is Monday, February 15, 2016. Throughout history, a grand total of 43 men have held the highest office as the President of the United States. The first of those \u2013 George Washington \u2013 ultimately had a holiday named after him. Way back in 1885, Washington\u2019s birthday of February 22 was established as a national holiday. However, in 1971, that holiday was moved to be celebrated annually on the third Monday of February as part of the Uniform Monday Holiday Act - an act designed to create more 3-day weekends.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Initially viewed as a celebration honoring the births of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, President\u2019s Day is now considered an opportunity to celebrate all of the U.S. presidents. From Washington, D.C. to Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, there are dozens of monuments, memorials and buildings you can visit to learn more about our Presidents. This President's Day weekend, why not learn a little more about the men who have led our country through good times and bad. Here's a list of historical sites you can visit - one for each President!<\/p>\r\n\r\n[column type=\"one-fifth\" class=\"mts\"]\r\n\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h2\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]1. George Washington, 1789-1797[\/custom_headline]\r\n
Mount Vernon<\/strong> \u2013 Mount Vernon, VA<\/a> - \r\nExperience 18th century plantation life by visiting this amazing estate featuring gardens, grounds, as well as Washington\u2019s famed 21-room mansion and museum overlooking the Potomac River. Adams National Historic Park<\/strong> \u2013 Quincy, MA - \r\nExplore this 13-acre park<\/a> that includes the birthplaces of TWO presidents, the \u201csummer White House,\u201d Stone Library, Adams Carriage House and historic landscape. Monticello<\/strong> \u2013 Charlottesville, VA - \r\nVisit this architectural masterpiece, from the historic botanic garden<\/a> to the iconic home that was built and rebuilt over the course of 40 years. Monticello was home to the Jefferson family as well as workers \u2013 black and white, enslaved and free. Montpelier<\/strong> \u2013 Montpelier Station, VA - \r\nHome to James and Dolley Madison, Montpelier features the couple\u2019s mansion, a Presidential Library, 2,650 acres of rolling hills and horse pastures overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Madison Family Cemetery<\/a>. Oak Hill<\/strong> \u2013 Oak Hill, VA - \r\nOn land inherited from his uncle, Monroe lived in a wood frame clapboard building known today as the Monroe Cottage<\/a>, prior to building the mansion at Oak Hill during his first term as president. Adams National Historic Park<\/strong> \u2013 Quincy, MA - \r\nSon of the 2nd U.S President, John Q. Adams<\/a> was born on the same historic land as his father. Four generations of Adams lived in the Old House at Peace Field including two first ladies, three ambassadors to Great Britain and a Pulitzer Prize winner. The Hermitage<\/strong> \u2013 Nashville, TN - \r\nThis plantation mansion<\/a> sites on 425 acres of land Jackson named the Hermitage. The entrance hall features a winding staircase and original wallpaper from 1837. The Hermitage also includes a museum and a garden the hosts the tomb of Jackson and his wife. Martin Van Buren National Historic Site<\/strong> \u2013 Kinderhook, NY - \r\nVan Buren resided in his treasured Lindenwald estate<\/a> and the surrounding 225 acres for 21 years, operating a successful farm while experimenting and cultivating new varieties of vegetables. William Henry Harrison Tomb<\/strong> \u2013 North Bend, OH - \r\nThis monument and tomb<\/a> includes 24 vaults containing the bodies of Harrison, his wife and other family members. The monument sits at the summit of Mt. Nebo and offers a beautiful panorama of the Ohio River Valley. Sherwood Forest Plantation<\/strong> \u2013 Charles City, VA - \r\nKnown as the longest frame house in America, the Sherwood Forest Plantation<\/a> has been the continuous residence of the Tyler family since the President purchased it from his cousin in 1842. Over 300-feet long, the home features a 68-foot ballroom, 25 acres of gardens, and original outbuildings. President James K. Polk<\/a> State Historic Site<\/strong> \u2013 Pineville, NC - Explore the historic log buildings that were the birthplace of Polk and 21 of the original 150 acres owned by his father, Samuel. The site includes a museum with artifacts. Fort Zachary Taylor State Park<\/strong> \u2013 Key West, FL - \r\nThis 54-acre park<\/a> includes the landmark fortress which served as headquarters for the US Navy\u2019s east Gulf Coast blockade squadron that deterred supply ships from reaching or leaving Confederate ports. Fort construction began in 1845 and was named after Taylor who died in office in 1850. Buffalo City Hall Statues<\/strong> \u2013 Buffalo, NY - \r\nBuffalo\u2019s landmark City Hall<\/a> overlooking Lake Erie and the neighboring shores of Canada, features two presidential bronze statues sculpted in 1930 by Bryant Baker. On the south side of the building is a statue of Millard Fillmore and on the north side, Grover Cleveland. Franklin Pierce Homestead<\/strong> \u2013 Hillsborough, NH - \r\nThis stately home was built by Benjamin Pierce in 1804, the year his son and the future President was born. The home includes a grand ballroom, hand-stenciled walls and imported wallpaper, plus gardens and an artificial pond. Wheatland<\/strong> - Lancaster, PA - \r\nIn 1856, Wheatland<\/a> served as Buchanan\u2019s presidential campaign headquarters. A beautiful 10-acre setting features the historic grounds and gardens of Wheatland, an arboretum, and a museum. The Henry Ford Museum<\/strong> \u2013 Dearborn, MI - \r\nYou could visit the iconic Lincoln Memorial<\/a> or even Ford\u2019s Theater in Washington, D.C., but the silk, upholstered rocking chair the President was sitting in on April 14, 1865 when he was assassinated is now on display at this amazing museum that also hosts an original camp bed used by George Washington and the John F. Kennedy assassination limousine. Andrew Johnson National Cemetery<\/strong> \u2013 Greeneville, TN - \r\nOne of Johnson\u2019s favorite spots for meditating, Monument Hill<\/a> was used during the Civil War for signaling and was known as Signal Hill. You\u2019ll also find a Visitor\u2019s Center, museum and Johnson\u2019s early home. Grant\u2019s Farm <\/strong>\u2013 St. Louis, MO - \r\nThe 281-acre ancestral home of the Anheuser Busch Family, Grant\u2019s Farm<\/a> was named for Ulysses S. Grant who originally worked a portion of the land. Home to a 4-room, 2-story cabin built by Grant in 1855, the farm honors the 18th President while offering rides, shows and a refuge for more than 900 animals. Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museum<\/strong> \u2013 Fremont, OH - \r\nThe Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums<\/a> is America\u2019s first presidential library and celebrates its centennial in 2016. National Gallery of Art West Building<\/strong> \u2013 Washington, D.C. - \r\nThe gallery<\/a> sits on the north side of the National Mall, the same location where the Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Station once stood from 1872-1907. The site is unmarked, but that rail station is where the 20th President was shot on the morning of July 2, 1881. He died from the assassin\u2019s bullet on Sept. 19. President Chester A. Arthur State Historic Site<\/strong> \u2013 Fairfield, VT - \r\nQuestions remain whether or not Arthur was actually born in Canada, but meanwhile, this site includes a replica of the original home where he was said to be born, and a granite monument dedicated to his birthplace. Grover Cleveland Golf Course<\/strong> \u2013 Amherst, NY - \r\nThe Country Club of Buffalo, which hosted the 1912 U.S. Open championship, was purchased by the city in 1925 and renamed after the 22nd President who was also a former mayor of Buffalo. Benjamin Harrison Home<\/strong> \u2013 Indianapolis, IN - \r\nGrandson of the 9th President and Great-Grandson<\/a> of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, the front porch of his Indianapolis home was used to deliver speeches to visiting delegations that gathered on the shaded front lawn. Grover Cleveland Gravesite<\/strong> \u2013 Princeton, NJ -\r\nThe only President to serve two non-consecutive terms, Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th President of the U.S. Cleveland\u2019s gravesite<\/a> is in the Princeton Cemetery \u2013 the same cemetery where former Vice President Aaron Burr (best known for killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel) is buried. McKinley Presidential Library & Museum<\/strong> - Canton, OH - \r\nExplore this hands-on, interactive science museum which also includes McKinley\u2019s Presidential museum<\/a>, a historical library, planetarium and the McKinley National Memorial. The memorial is on a site often visited by the 25th President who was assassinated six months into his second term. Inaugural Site<\/strong> \u2013 Buffalo, NY - \r\nOne of the most popular and important President\u2019s in U.S. history came into office not via election, but he ascended to the office after the assassination of McKinley. See the historic home<\/a> where a short, unexpected, emotional and improvised ceremony was held to swear in the new President. William Taft National Historic Site<\/strong> \u2013 Cincinnati, OH - \r\nBoth a President and a Chief Justice of the United States, Taft\u2019s restored birth home<\/a> includes exhibits and even an animatronic figure of his son, Charlie Taft \u2013 telling stories about different family members. Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library<\/strong> \u2013 Staunton, VA -\r\nWilson\u2019s birthplace<\/a> home, a chateau-style mansion, houses the 28th President\u2019s museum, featuring 7 galleries of historic photos, documents and objects. Harding Memorial<\/strong> \u2013 Marion, OH - \r\nThe Harding Home offers a legacy museum, but the President\u2019s tomb<\/a> is even more majestic. The last large-scale monument for a deceased President is a circular marble structure with 46 columns that resembles a Greek temple. A surrounding garden honors his wish to be buried in a simple grave under a tree and under the stars. Plymouth Notch<\/strong> \u2013 Plymouth Notch, VT - \r\nUnlike the typical birthplace home museum, Plymouth Notch is an entire village nearly unchanged since the early 20th century, and includes the preserved homes of Coolidge, his family and neighbors, a community church, one-room schoolhouse, a cheese factory and a general store. Birthplace Cottage<\/strong> \u2013 West Branch, IA - \r\nOrphaned at age 9, Hoover left his small town where he was born in a tiny, two-room cottage<\/a> and ascended all the way to the Presidency. Little White House<\/strong> - Warm Springs, GA - \r\nFDR built this house in 1932 and visited regularly to swim in the 88-degree spring waters, finding pain relief in his struggle with polio. He created the Warm Springs Foundation<\/a> that eventually became the March of Dimes \u2013 a foundation that ultimately found the cure for polio. Harry S. Truman Library & Museum<\/strong> \u2013 Independence, MO - \r\nThe Truman home and farm<\/a> showcase the simple life that Truman enjoyed before, during and after his Presidency. Enjoy a variety of tours and activities. Gettysburg National Military Park<\/strong> \u2013 Gettysburg, PA - \r\nAdjacent to the historic Gettysburg battlefield<\/a>, you\u2019ll find Eisenhower\u2019s residence and 189-acre farm. Eisenhower first saw the area in 1915 while visiting with his West Point class and he later purchased the farm in 1950 \u2013 where he lived and eventually retired. Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza<\/strong> \u2013 Dallas, TX - \r\nMuseum is located within the historic Texas School Book Depository where assassin Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fatal shot that killed the President on Nov. 22, 1963. Visit Dealey Plaza<\/a> where you\u2019ll find the famed grassy knoll and street lights and signs used in 1963. Lyndon B. Johnson Historical Park<\/strong> \u2013 Johnson City, TX - \r\nThis national park tells the story of LBJ and his presidency, beginning with his ancestors until his final resting place on his special ranch \u2013 known as the Texas White House<\/a>. Watergate Hotel<\/strong> \u2013 Washington, D.C. - \r\nThe massive Watergate complex<\/a> is a group of 5 buildings next to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, including the famous Watergate Hotel \u2013 offering a storied past while remaining a luxurious urban resort along the Potomac River. Michigan Stadium<\/strong> \u2013 Ann Arbor, MI - \r\nThe Ford Presidential Library & Museum<\/a> is closed for renovation until Spring 2016, so instead you could venture to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to see Michigan Stadium \u2013 the largest football stadium in the country - seating 107,601 \u2013 where Ford led the Wolverines to 2 undefeated seasons and national championships in 1932 and 1933. Jimmy Carter National Historic Site<\/strong> \u2013 Plains, GA - \r\nExplore the rural southern culture<\/a> of the area where Carter was raised and where he stayed connected throughout his presidency and beyond. Ronald Reagan Square<\/strong> \u2013 Krakow, Poland - \r\nDozens of streets, buildings and schools have been named after the 40th President<\/a> \u2013 perhaps none greater than the Polish city of Krakow renaming its town square after Reagan in recognition of his role in ending communist rule within the country. Walker\u2019s Point<\/strong> \u2013 Kennebunkport, ME - \r\nThe Bush family\u2019s summer home<\/a> is located on a scenic point jutting out into the Atlantic in southern Maine near the town of Kennebunkport. A family retreat for more than a century, the estate features two mansions and a gated entrance guarded by the Secret Service. Clinton Birthplace<\/strong> \u2013 Hope, AR - \r\nExplore the home where Clinton spent the first four years of his life with his widowed mother and his grandparents. This historic site<\/a> includes exhibits, tours and a bookstore. George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum<\/strong> \u2013 Dallas, TX - \r\nLocated on the beautiful campus of Southern Methodist University<\/a>, the library and museum are home to 43,000 gifts given to the President and First Lady by people from around the world. Waco Mammoth National Monument<\/strong> \u2013 Waco, TX - \r\nDuring his Presidential terms, Obama has used the Antiquities Act to establish or expand 19 National Monuments<\/a> such as this mammoth fossil site, protecting millions of acres of public lands and waters for future generations to enjoy. [custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h2\" looks_like=\"h4\" class=\"mts\"]How Will You Celebrate Presidents Day?[\/custom_headline] President's Day is Monday, February 15, 2016. Throughout history, a grand total of 43 men have held the highest office ... <\/p>\n![\"2-John-Adams\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/2-John-Adams-150x150.jpg\")
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\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]3. Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1809[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"4-James-Madison\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/4-James-Madison-150x150.jpg\")
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\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]5. James Monroe, 1817-1825[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"6-John-Quincy-Adams\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/6-John-Quincy-Adams-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]6. John Quincy Adams, 1825-1829[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"7-Andrew-Jackson\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/7-Andrew-Jackson-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]7. Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"8-Martin-Van-Buren\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/8-Martin-Van-Buren-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]8. Martin Van Buren, 1837-1841[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"9-William-Henry-Harrison\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/9-William-Henry-Harrison-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]9. William Henry Harrison, 1841[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"10-John-Tyler\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/10-John-Tyler-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]10. John Tyler, 1841-1845[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"11-James-Knox-Polk\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/11-James-Knox-Polk-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]11. James Knox Polk, 1845-1849[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"12-Zachary-Taylor\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/12-Zachary-Taylor-150x150.jpg\")
\/>\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]12. Zachary Taylor, 1849-1850[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"13-Millard-Fillmore\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/13-Millard-Fillmore-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]13. Millard Fillmore, 1850-1853[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"14-Franklin-Pierce\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/14-Franklin-Pierce-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]14. Franklin Pierce, 1853-1857[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"15-James-Buchanan\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/15-James-Buchanan-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]15. James Buchanan, 1857-1861[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"16-Abraham-Lincoln\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/16-Abraham-Lincoln-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]16. Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1865[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"17-Andrew-Johnson\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/17-Andrew-Johnson-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]17. Andrew Johnson, 1865-1869[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"18-Ulysses-S.-Grant\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/18-Ulysses-S.-Grant-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]18. Ulysses S. Grant, 1869-1877[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"10-John-Tyler\"](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/19-Rutherford-Birchard-Hayes-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]19. Rutherford Birchard Hayes, 1877-1881[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"20](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/20-James-Abram-Garfield-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]20. James Abram Garfield, 1881[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"21](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/21-Chester-Alan-Arthur-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]21. Chester Alan Arthur, 1881-1885[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"22](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/22-Grover-Cleveland-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]22. Grover Cleveland, 1885-1889[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"23](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/23-Benjamin-Harrison-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]23. Benjamin Harrison, 1889-1893[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"24](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/24-Grover-Cleveland-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]24. Grover Cleveland, 1893-1897[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"25](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/25-William-McKinley-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]25. William McKinley, 1897-1901[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"26](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/26-Theodore-Roosevelt-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]26. Theodore Roosevelt, 1901-1909[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"27](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/27-William-Howard-Taft-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]27. William Howard Taft, 1909-1913[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"28](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/28-Woodrow-Wilson-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]28. Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1921[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"29](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/29-Warren-Gamaliel-Harding-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]29. Warren Gamaliel Harding, 1921-1923[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"30](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/30-Calvin-Coolidge-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]30. Calvin Coolidge, 1923-1929[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"31](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/31-Herbert-Clark-Hoover-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]31. Herbert Clark Hoover, 1929-1933[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"32](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/32-Franklin-Delano-Roosevelt-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]32. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1933-1945[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"33](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/33-Harry-S.-Truman-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]33. Harry S. Truman, 1945-1953[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"34](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/34-Dwight-David-Eisenhower-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]34. Dwight David Eisenhower, 1953-1961[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"35](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/35-John-Fitzgerald-Kennedy-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]35. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 1961-1963[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"36](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/36-Lyndon-Baines-Johnson-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]36. Lyndon Baines Johnson, 1963-1969[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"5364-08:](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/37-Richard-Milhous-Nixon-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]37. Richard Milhous Nixon, 1969-1974[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"38](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/38-Gerald-Rudolph-Ford-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]38. Gerald Rudolph Ford, 1974-1977[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"39](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/39-James-Earl-Carter-Jr-150x150.jpg\")
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\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]40. Ronald Wilson Reagan, 1981-1989[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"41](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/41-George-Herbert-Walker-Bush-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]41. George Herbert Walker Bush, 1989-1993[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"42](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/42-William-Jefferson-Clinton-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]42. William Jefferson Clinton, 1993-2001[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"43](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/43-George-Walker-Bush-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]43. George Walker Bush, 2001-2009[\/custom_headline]\r\n![\"Official](\"https:\/\/westgatecdn.com\/2016\/02\/44-Barack-Hussein-Obama-150x150.jpg\")
\r\n[\/column]\r\n[column type=\"four-fifths\" last=\"true\"]\r\n[custom_headline type=\"left\" level=\"h3\" looks_like=\"h5\" class=\"mts\"]44. Barack Hussein Obama, 2009-2016[\/custom_headline]\r\n