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"Every February in the United States, the third Monday is designated as \"Presidents Day\".  Originally set aside to celebrate the birthdays of George Washington, the first President, and Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth President, it is now a time to celebrate all of the men to hold the office of President of the United States of America.\nWe've gathered together a list of 50+ items dealing with all sorts of things related to the President: Activities for kids, historical facts, lists of their libraries and monuments, and a look to the next President to be elected in November.\nBe sure to check out our other politics-related lists:\n30+ Resources For US Politics On The Web20+ Educational Sites About The Democrats20+ Educational Sites About The Republicans20+ Educational Sites About Independent Political Parties40+ Super Tuesday 2008 Resources\nChildren's Resources\n\n\n\n\nApples4TheTeacher.com Presidents Day Page -  All sorts of activities for kids from histories, printable games, activities and more.\nEnchantedLearning.com Presidents Day Page - Lots of crafts and activities for the Presidents Day students including building a miniature log cabin.\nKaboose.com - Crafts, histories of the President, and more.\nSurfNetKids.com - Surfing The Net With Kids provides lots of information directed at kids to learn about the history and origins of Presidents Day.White House Kids Page - Full of kid-friendly histories of the Presidents, coloring pages you can print off and tons more.\nGeneral Information\n\n\n\n\nAir Force One - The official airplane of the President of the United States is designated by the call sign \"Air Force One\" whenever the President is on board.\nCamp David - The official vacation home and less formal meeting place of Presidents since 1938.\nMarine One - Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1) is a squadron of helicopters specific to transporting the President.  Which ever one he is using is designated as \"Marine One\".\nNational Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian Museum - Both online, and in person, see a painted portrait of each of the United States Presidents up through William Jefferson Clinton.\nWhiteHouse.gov - You can't get much more Presidential than the official White House web site.  Features all the information you could want about the current going-ons of the President.\nHistorical Information\n\n\n\n\nAmericanPresidents.org - Maintained by C-SPAN, the network of the American government, read up on historical data and key points of each of the Presidencies.\nMibazaar.com - A Google Maps mashup showing you where each President was born, as well as their wives.\nNeatorama.com Ranks The Five Nastiest Presidential Campaigns - Think the campaigns of today are nasty?  They are nothing compared to what happened in years past.  Check out this list of the five nastiest campaigns ever.\nPresidentialTimeline.org - An interactive website of the resources of the Presidential libraries run by the National Archives.\nWhite House Official Bios - Official historical bios of all 43 people to hold the office of President of the United States.\nPresidential Libraries &amp; Museums\n\n\n\n\nPresidential Libraries and Museums may sound like a boring time, but they tend to try not to only represent the President they were built for, but the time period they were in office.\nA Brief History Of The Presidential Libraries - A history of the National Archives dealings with the Presidential Libraries.\nAdams National Historical Park's Stone Library - While not a traditional \"Presidential Library\", this park in Quincy, Massachusetts contains the nation's 2nd President's house.\nAbraham Lincoln Presidential Library &amp; Museum - Dedicated to the 16th President of the United States, the library is located in Springfield, Illinois.\nRutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center - Fremont, Ohio is the home of the learning center about the 19th President.\nMcKinley Memorial Library - Assassinated in 1901, the 25th President, William McKinley, has his museum in Niles, Ohio.\nWoodrow Wilson Presidential Library - The 28th President, Woodrow Willson, is one of eight Presidents to come from Virginia, and his museum is in Staunton, Virginia.\nCalvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum - Northampton, Massachusetts is home to the 30th President's, Calvin Coolidge, Library and Museum.\nHerbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum - West Branch, Iowa is where the 31st President's Library and Museum is located.\nFranklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum - The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum, dedicated to the 32nd President, is located in Hyde Park, New York.\nHarry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum - Located in Independence, Missouri, the 33rd President's Museum focuses heavily on World War II.\nThe Eisenhower Presidential Library &amp; Museum - The 34th President, and 5 Star General, has his Museum in Abilene, Kansas.\nJohn F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum - Boston, Massachusetts is the home to the 35th President's Library and Museum.  From May to October, you can even see his 26' sailing boat docked out in Boston Harbor.\nLyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum - After the assassination of  JFK, Lyndon Johnson, the 36th President, finished out his President's term, and served one of his own.  The Museum resides on The University of Texas campus in Austin, Texas.\nRichard M. Nixon Library &amp; Birthplace - Located in Los Angeles, California, the 37th President's memorial is giving out free cherry pie to the first 100 people who come in this year for President's Day.\nGerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum - Gerald Ford, the 38th President of the United States of America, holds the historical distinction of being the only President to have never been elected by a vote.  You can visit his Museum in Ann Arbor, Michigan.\nJimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum - Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the 39th President was a former submariner in the United States Navy.\nRonald Reagan Library and Museum - Simi Valley, California is home to the 40th President's museum, which happens to contain the Air Force One plane used from 1973 - 2001.\nGeorge Bush Presidential Library and Museum - The 41st President's Museum can be found in College Station, Texas.\nClinton Presidential Center - Located in Little Rock, Arkansas is the Museum for the 42nd President, and the most recent built.\nPresidential Monuments\n\n\n\n\nFranklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial - This is actually the second memorial to F.D.R. as he never wanted more than a block bigger than a desk.  This one can be found at the Cherry Tree Walk on the Western edge of the Tidal Basin near the National Mall.\nJohn F. Kennedy Eternal Flame - Located at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D.C., the Eternal Flame marks the grave site of the 35th President, whom was assassinated in 1963.\nLyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove on the Potomac - As the name implies, this memorial to L.B.J. is located on the Potomac river, and resides on Columbia Island.\nMcKinley National Memorial - Built in 1907, the memorial to the 25th President is located in Canton, Ohio.\nMount Rushmore National Memorial - Located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Mount Rushmore depicts the likenesses of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.\nThe James A. Garfield Monument - A statue on the grounds of the United States capitol building complex in Washington D.C., it honors the 20th President who was assassinated after only four months in office.\nThe Lincoln Memorial - One of the most famous of the Presidential monuments due to its inclusion on the $5 dollar bill and the penny.  Located in Washington D.C.\nThe Thomas Jefferson Memorial - Honoring the 3rd President of the country, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial is located north of the National Mall.\nThe Ulysses S. Grant Memorial - Located on the grounds of the U.S. capitol in Washington D.C., this memorial honors the Civil War general, and the 18th President of the United States of America.\nThe Washington Monument - Standing 555' 5/8\", The Washington Monument, located in Washington D.C., was completed on December 6, 1884, and was built in honor of the nation's first President, George Washington.\nThe Future\n\n\n\n\nIn November 2008, registered voters of the United States of America will go to the polls to elect our 44th President.  Are you ready?  Do you know which party will best represent you?\n270toWin.com - A prediction site for the electoral college votes for the upcoming election.Democrats.com - The official website of the Democratic party.\nGlassBooth.org - Even when it gets down to the final candidates, are you sure which one lines up best with your beliefs?  Will the 44th President champion your causes?  Check them with this site.\nGOP.com - The official website of the Republican party.Mike Huckabee - The former governor of Arkansas, Republican, 52 years old.\nSenator Barack Obama - Current Senator from Illinois, Democrat, 46 years old.\nSenator Hillary Clinton -  Current Senator from New York, Democrat, 60 years old.\nSenator John McCain - Current Senator from Arizona, Republican, 72 years old."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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