Kurt: Just finished watching your interview on C-Span. You are amazing. I too have been to a number of Presidential Grave and Presidential Libraries. I have always been fascinated with grave yards so you are not strange to me. One book I read two years ago you might already have discovered is Stealing Lincoln's Body by Thomas J. Craughwell. On page 195 the author gives the account of a 13 year old boy by the name of Fleetwood Lindley who was one of the last people to view Lincoln's body before it was finally laid to rest in the beautiful monument in Springfield, IL. The story was so fascinating. Good luck in your Presidential search and check out the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock sometime. Keep up the Presidential Historical Seaches many like me love history too. God Bless!

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Enjoyed your CSPAN interview. Question: my recollection of LBJ showing his scar was that it was a result of gall bladder surgery. Might wish to verify (that). I am impressed with your sharing your "hobby". It is something I would like to do and it sounds like there will soon be a 8couple of new sites...sadly.

I just watched your c-span interview and found it so interesting. I'm looking forward now to scrolling through your website. Thank you for sharing this very educational hobby with all of us.

Watching your interview on Q & A. Very interesting hobby and website. As a history major and enthusiast, I wish you luck in your future endeavors.

Your website and all the information contained within are a truly remarkable accomplishment. Thank you so much for this very valuable contribution to our nation's history. I enjoyed reading all...especially fascinated with the final words of our leaders.

Hi Kurt, I viewed your interview tonight on the C-Span program Q&A. You are quite a remarkable young man to do what you've done. I was impressed and inspired by your love of history, presidential lore and encouraging spirit. I too have that passion for history and it was my major in college. I've only been to four presidential gravesites myself. John F. Kennedy and William Howard Taft at Arlington National Cemetery. Woodrow Wilson at The National Cathedral and of course, living in New York City, the Ulysses S. Grant Mausoleum in Upper Manhattan. Don't worry, your record setting is safe! You were a pleasure to watch and listen too. You've taught me a few thing I did not know about this evening, thanks for that. May your enthusiasm for history bring you continued joy as you share it with others and many positive openings in the coming years. As I always say: History is the diary of human kind. Thumbs Up Kurt. 👍👍

I am also a us president buff from the early 1960s to the present. the book I used is called the facts about the presidents 8th ediion by joseph Nathan kane and janet podell. this book was printed in 2009. I met harry s Truman at his library on august 3, 1963 and I have a picture with him. he gave a coin with his picture on it with a horse shoe on it also. the us presidents graves I visited are George washinton, Woodrow Wilson, William howard taft, john fitzgerald kennedy, Abraham Lincoln and hebert clark hoover

Watched your interview on Q&A. Great stuff! I am saving your site to my downloads for my travels. Thanks for the interest plus comments. P.S. The Texas State Cemetery in Austin is well worth the time if you are ever in that area.

Kurt, I am so impressed with your activities regarding the presidents and vice-presidents gravesites. Moreover, I love that you are helping others to access to these sites even if they are unable to visit them. Thanks for helping to preserve and present history to many people. Brenda Shadrick