Samuel J. Tilden Still Trusts You, America: Tilden Tomb, New Lebanon, New York
New York Governor Samuel Tilden did not serve as president, but depending on who you talk to, he did win the job.
Ok, Which One Of You Took Chester Arthur’s Glasses?
The statue's right arm is up toward his chest, as if he'd been holding something in his hand. He had - until someone stole his glasses.
Pick up some Turkish Delight at Chester Arthur’s Manhattan Bachelor Pad
Kalustyan's describes itself as a "landmark for fine specialty foods," and that's true, because its building was once home to Chester Arthur.
See Presidential Wedding Cake! Grover Cleveland Birthplace, Caldwell, New Jersey
Among other Grover-mabilia, visitors can see an actual piece of Cleveland's wedding cake. Wow.
William Taft’s House Was The Syrian Embassy
President Taft deserves a fresh look in 2013 - just not for his connection to the Syrian civil war.
John Quincy Adams: 246 Years Old and Looking Great
Several visitors made jokes about the smell. There really wasn't one - but when there are two presidents and two First Ladies in one room, the room can smell any way it wants.
Curds and Few Words: Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site, Plymouth Notch, Vermont
An edible monument to the values that made the man who he was? I can get behind that.
I’d have to say “ouch” for James Buchanan
...and "oh snap" to Abraham Lincoln:
Truman Lives: Blair House
Today it's the president's official guest house. In 1950 it was the site of an assassination attempt.
The James A. Garfield Assassination Spot Is Right About Here
Three presidential assassination spots are clearly marked. The fourth isn't marked at all - but I may have found it.