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William Henry Harrison
9th President
1 term
1773-1841
Whig
Was the first President to die while in Office
Was a brave soldier before becoming President
Ran for President two times, winning the second time
Died of pneumonia 32 days after his inauguration, this officially made him President for 31 days and 12 hours, the shortest term yet.
The Whig Party essentially died with Harrison.
Birthplace: Charles City, VA
This house, built in 1726, was the birthplace of William Henry Harrison on February 9th, 1773. It includes a garden, and a lawn extending to the James River. It is named "Berkeley Plantation".
Home: Vincennes, IN
William Henry Harrison lived here from 1803-1812, when he was Governor of the Indiana Territory. It is named "Grousland".
Gravesite: North Bend, OH
In 1841, when the memorial was completed, William's remains were moved into the crypt. The giant obelisk looming over the tomb was built in 1922 after a major restoration on the tomb, which had faced decay, neglect, and vandalism for years.
Former Burial Site: Washington, D.C.
In 1841, upon Harrison's death, his body was placed in the Public Vault in Congressional Cemetery.
Statue: Indianapolis, IA
A statue of Harrison is located in Monument Circle.