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Warren G. Harding

29th President

1865-1923
 
Republican

Died while in office

Often ranked as one of the worst Presidents of all-time

Worked to set up a budget for the federal government

Believed that the number of immigrants to the U.S. should be limited

Birthplace: Corsica, OH

Warren Harding was born here on November 2nd, 1865.  The cottage was demolished in 1896, but a marker is located near the site, and a stone marker is located on the actual spot where the cottage rested.

Home: Marion, OH

In 1920, while running for President, Warren Harding conducted his "front porch" campaign here.  It is now a museum dedicated to him.

Gravesite and Memorial: Marion, OH

In 1926, construction began on this huge permanent resting place.

Former Burial Site: Marion, OH

In 1923, Warren G. Harding was interred here, in the receiving vault for Marion Cemetery.  His wife was also interred here after her death in 1925.

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