NYC's Presidential Haunts

Untapped Cities: You can check out George Washington's teeth and hair at the site where he said farewell to his troops.

Untapped Cities: Stop by the site of George Washington's first inauguration and the masonic bible he used. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know that George Washington had his headquarters in the same house later owned by Aaron Burr's wife. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Check out George Washington's pew at the oldest surviving church building in Manhattan. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Before the White House, the first home for the president was located at 1 Cherry Street (check out the plaque on the Bridge's pier).

Untapped Cities: The McComb Mansion, George Washington's second presidential mansion was located on this site. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: As the first Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson lived at 57 Maiden lane.

Untapped Cities: In 1776, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Edward Rutledge unsuccessfully negotiated with Lord Howe to end the Revolutionary War at Conference House. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Before being re-interred in Virginia, James Monroe was buried here.

Untapped Cities: When you visit Grant's Tomb make sure to visit the site of Grant's original internment behind the current mausoleum. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: In 1844, John Tyler married Julia Gardiner at this Fifth Avenue Church becoming the first president wed while in office.

Untapped Cities: Herbert Hoover died, in 1964, at the age of 90 at the Waldorf Astoria. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Visit this National Park site to see a recreation of Teddy Roosevelt's childhood home (the original was demolished in 1916).

Untapped Cities: Did you know that Andrew Jackson's funeral procession passed through Union Square Park. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Lincoln was supposed to give his now famous speech at Plymouth Church, and not Cooper Union. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know the Young Men’s Republican Union moved Lincoln's speech to the Great Hall of Cooper Union out of fear that not enough people would come out to Brooklyn to hear him speak. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know that there is a photograph showing a young Teddy Roosevelt watching Lincoln's funeral procession passing Union Square. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Chest A. Arthur was inaugurated in his house on Lexington Avenue (the building is still there). Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know when Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt got married they moved into a brownstone at 125 east 36th Street. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know two years after FDR got married he moved into this house with his mother and wife. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Dwight Eisenhower was President of Columbia before he was President of the United States. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Marilyn Monroe famously performed a sultry rendition of Happy Birthday, Mr. President for JFK at the third Madison Square Garden. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Nixon lived in a 12 room town house on east 65th Street after he was president. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Richard Nixon lived on Fifth Avenue while running for President. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Jimmy Carter received the Democratic nomination at Madison Square Garden. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Bill Clinton received the Democratic nomination at Madison Square Garden. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Bill Clinton's Foundation was first headquartered on 125th Street. Leia mais.

Untapped Cities: Did you know Barak Obama spent his first night in the City in an alley outside of his $360 a month apartment. Leia mais.