Season 1, Episode 47-My Top Ten Presidential Birthplaces and Season 1 Recap!

Handing out Birthplace Superlatives and Giving my Top 10 Favorite Birthplaces!

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S2 E40 Ronald Reagan and Rancho del Cielo Visiting the Presidents

What we've got here is NOT a failure to communicate with the Great Communicator's homes in California! Learn about Ronald Reagan's turn to national politics; his election and Presidency; his wives, Jane Wyman and Nancy Davis Reagan, and children; as well as his homes in Sacramento, Bel Air, and the Rancho del Cielo!Check out the website at VisitingthePresidents.com for visual aids, links, past episodes, recommended reading, and other information!Episode Page: https://visitingthepresidents.com/2023/03/20/season-2-episode-40-ronald-reagan-and-rancho-del-cielo/Season 1's Ronald Reagan Episode: "Ronald Reagan and Tampico"Support the showVisit the social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Get your "Visiting the Presidents" Merchandise at VisitingPresidentsMerch.com!
  1. S2 E40 Ronald Reagan and Rancho del Cielo
  2. S2 E39 Jimmy Carter and the Carter Home
  3. S2 E38 Gerald Ford and Alexandria
  4. S2 E37 Richard Nixon and La Casa Pacifica
  5. S2 E36 Lyndon Johnson and the LBJ Ranch

Top Ten Birthplaces

  1. William Henry Harrison’s Berkeley Plantation

2. Calvin Coolidge’s Plymouth Notch

3. Franklin Roosevelt’s Hyde Park

4. Abraham Lincoln’s Sinking Spring

5. John Adams’ Braintree and John Quincy Adams’ Quincy

6. William McKinley’s Niles

7. Gerald Ford’s Omaha

8. James Garfield’s Moreland Hills

9. Ronald Reagan’s Tampico

10. Andrew Jackson’s Waxhaws

Other Birthplace Superlatives

Most Improved

James Monroe’s Colonial Beach and Rutherford Hayes’ Delaware

Can’t Wait to Re-Visit

Grover Cleveland’s Caldwell and John F Kennedy’s Brookline

Coolest Experience

Thomas Jefferson’s Shadwell and Jimmy Carter’s Plains

Most Beautiful Setting

Herbert Hoover’s West Branch and Richard Nixon’s Yorba Linda

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I'm a Professor of History at Central Arizona College and someone who loves history and travel; my new blog will combine those interests!

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