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The Hoosier President, Benjamin Harrison, felt burdened by the responsibilities of his family’s legacy, but carved out a livelihood in the burgeoning town of Indianapolis. Learn about Harrison’s family life, his time after leaving the Presidency, his illness, death, and legacy!
Be sure to listen to Benjamin Harrison’s “Visiting the Presidents” Episode from Season 1, “Benjamin Harrison and North Bend” on his birthplace!
Also, listen to Benjamin Harrison’s “Visiting the Presidents” Episode from Season 2, “Benjamin Harrison and Indianapolis” on his home!
President Benjamin Harrison from Crown Hill Cemetery.
Crown Hill Cemetery’s official website.
From My November 2015 Visit!
From My June 2021 Visit!
From My June 2024 Visit!
Where Benjamin Harrison Died
Historical Images of the Gravesite
Benjamin Harrison Statues
Benjamin Harrison Grave: Crown Hill Cemetery, 700 38th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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