An outlaw President with the outlaw hideout, John Tyler in his Sherwood Forest estate! Check out why John Tyler chose this home, its history and unique attractions, as well as John Tyler’s political career, elevation to the Presidency, and his wife and (many) children!
Heading up to Sherwood ForestSherwood Forest! What a house! In front of the house Part of the long homeNo bad anglesThe outbuildings for the estateWith Visiting the Presidents fan, Matt!Tyler’s proposed burial site, sans markerPet cemeteryThe gate to Sherwood Forest with the house behindMarker for Sherwood Forest Seal for the PresidentNearby markerSherwood Forest from Postcard History. Sherwood Forest Dining Room from Richmond Times-Dispatch.Interior images from VirginiaLiving.com.
The stunning 68-foot long Ballroom Tyler had constructed from VirginiaLiving.com.
Sherwood Forest Ghost in stairs, from Sherwood Forest site. Letitia Tyler, John Tyler, and Julia Gardiner Tyler from White House Historical Association.
"This is the last of Earth but I am composed!" Fewer Presidents have had a more difficult Presidency, and given more in their post-Presidency than John Quincy Adams, sixth President of the United States. Hear about his Presidency, his remarkable life after the office, his death, burial, and commemorations! Check out the website at VisitingthePresidents.com for visual aids, links, past episodes, recommended reading, and other information!Episode Page: https://visitingthepresidents.com/2024/04/09/season-3-episode-6-john-quincy-adams-tomb/ Season 1's John Quincy Adams Episode-"John Quincy Adams and Braintree/Quincy"Season 2's John Quincy Adams Episode-"John Quincy Adams and Peacefield" Support the showVisit the social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
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