Presidents are special. Not for the least reason that there have only been 43 unique presidents in United States history. They are rare and, generally (okay, sometimes) popular. But they do command respect and, at times, have been called 'the most important man in the free world'.
Presidential powers are vast - click here for more on that topic. And for that reason alone, Presidents of the United States have libraries. What is a presidential library? Well, it is a place where a presidents keeps his/her papers, documents, histories and more so historians, political scientists, researchers, biographers, writers and others can do original research on a particular president.
Click here for a few links about presidential libraries. Note that on the site users can visit the presidential libraries and museums, research presidential documents, explore public and education programs and more.
Click on this link from the White House which links to brief biographies of prior United States Presidents. Note that the links are chronologically organized.
Finally, click on this link from the Internet Public Library which has biographies of every United States president.
Enjoy the links.
Regards,
Stu
