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David Rice Atchison was kinda President for a day. In the 24-period between the end of the presidency of James Polk and the swearing in of Zachary Taylor. Atchison was technically president.

Sam Houston was the 2x President of the Republic of Texas. He died from pneumonia

John Hason may actually be the first President of the United States. On November 5, 1781 John Hanson was named President of the United States in Congress Assembled. We don't know how he died or where he's buried

Gerald Ford died exactly 30 years after Harry Truman

Ronald Reagan was the 2nd longest living president at 93 years, 120 days.

Richard Milhous Nixon's funeral was the first to be broadcast on cable television.

No one is really sure where Lyndon B Johnson died.

Instead of being honored on his birthday or the anniversary of his death Harry S Truman is honored by WW2 veterans on the anniversary of the atomic bomb.

Dwight David Eisenhower suffered 7 heart attacks in his life.

Herbert Hoover died at The Waldorf Astoria

JFK is the youngest president to die at 46 years and 177 days.

Franklin Roosevelt's last words were "I have a terrific headache "

With Coolidge's passing there was no living former president for the first time ever. Hoover had lost reelection to Franklin Roosevelt but was still president

William Howard Taft was the first president buried at Arlington National Cemetery

Woodrow Wilson had 3 strokes throughout his life the first at age 29 the last while he was president

Was Warren G( the G is for Gamaliel) Harding murdered by his wife Florence???

Theodore Roosevelt was the first president to have his remains carried in an automobile hearse.

Grover Cleveland died from heart failure with complications from pulmonary thrombosis and edema

William McKinley was the 3rd assassinated president and his last words were "Goodbye, all, goodbye. It is God's way. His will be done."

Benjamin Harrison was the first president to die in the 20th century

The place where Rutherford B Hayes died was turned into a museum in 1916 and is considered to be the first presidential library

Chester A. Arthur was as forgotten in death as he was in life.

Ulysses S Grant died a painful death from tongue and throat cancer. His tomb is the largest mausoleum in North America.

James Garfield was shot but his doctors killed him. A flap of skin from his back is on display at the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia.

After Bill Clinton was impeached Andrew Johnson's monument had to changed from saying The first AND ONLY president to be impeached. To First President to be impeached

Millard Fillmore, another boring death(stroke at 74) and burial. He was the first president to have a grave monument erected before his death.

Franklin Pierce's cause of death was listed as Abdominal Dropsy a catch-all term. He most likely died from Liver Cirrhosis given his long history of alcoholism.

James Buchanan was the only bachelor to serve as president. Earlier in his life he had written a letter to be opened upon his death. On the brink of death from pneumonia, he changed his mind and had the letter burned.

Abe Lincoln was obviously the first president assassinated. After the assassination Ford's Theater was seized by the Secretary of War. For a time it was a government office building and it's now a museum.