| Interesting Fact | President |
| He kept the secret of his terminal illness well hidden from the world. | |
| During his presidency, Her Royal Highness, Emma of Hawai'i, became the first queen to visit the United States | |
| He served as both Vice President and President without ever having been elected into either office | |
| He was the first President to have been born in the 19th century and was friends with both Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | |
| He was tone deaf and once said, 'I know only two tunes. One of them is 'Yankee Doodle' and the other isn't.' | |
| This President established the last Thursday in November as a national day of Thanksgiving. | |
| American astronauts placed a plaque on the moon with his name | |
| During World War I, this President used sheep to trim the White House lawn | |
| He was the only President who never married. | |
| Aside from Benjamin Harrison, this President won the electoral college vote but lost the popular vote. | |
| | Interesting Fact | President |
| This president was a bit concerned about electricity. So much so that when electric lights were installed in the White House, he left the job of turning the off and on to the White | |
| He had 15 children, the most of any President | |
| At age 17 he commanded a Revolutionary War regiment at the Battle of Trenton and endured the terrible winter at Valley Forge | |
| This President was orphaned at age 9 and was a millionaire by age 40 | |
| As a teen this president decided to become a president after meeting John Kennedy on a Boys' Nation Trip | |
| The only president to serve as President and (later) as Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court | |
| This President was ambidextrous and could write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other! | |
| His study of Native American Mound builders earned him the title, 'Father of American Archaelolgy'. | |
| One state, 7 mountains, 8 streams, 10 lakes, 33 counties, 9 colleges, and 121 towns are named after this President | |
| He was the first President to ride in an airplane and the first to receive a Nobel Peace Prize | |
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