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A List Of Presidents In Order

• President’s Day Interesting Facts: Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
  This holiday of President’s Day originated to offer special recognition to President George Washington, America’s first President, but would soon come to encompass a broader meaning in recognition for Abraham Lincoln and great leaders elect of our nation. The date of recognition was chosen to commemorate the birthday of George Washington which was February 11th of 1731 according to the Julian calendar. Britain shifted to the use of the Gregorian calendar and so shifted everyone’s birthday by j Read More...
• Presidents Day Facts and School Party Activities
  The original version of the holiday Presidents Day was in commemoration of George Washington's birthday in 1796 (the last full year of his presidency). Later it came to include other presidents. Take words from below to create a fun word find or word scramble. Use the Presdients Day history and facts below to make trivia questions. George Washington is the first President of the United States of America. He is one of our founding forefathers who battled the British in the American Revolution Read More...
• Limousine For Presidents
  Sometimes I wonder how US Presidents used to get around. Before the invention of the limousine, the private jet, or even the car, what exactly set the President's mode of transportation apart from the mode of the regular citizen? Armored cars are now considered almost essential for all high-profile figures in dangerous parts of the world. A Presidential Limousine has become virtually synonymous with the word "Armored Car," in essence it is a vehicle of hardcore protection. The Presidential lim Read More...
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