Dwight D. Eisenhower Green Ash
Dwight David Eisenhower, 34th president of the United States , was born in the small frame...

George Washington Tulip Poplar
Over 200 years ago George Washington stopped in Rahway and after...

River Farm Chaste Tree
Gentleman farmer George Washington of neighboring Mount Vernon was desirous of buying the land known as...

Ulysses S. Grant Black Locust
Ulysses S. Grant's military fame came later during the Civil War when, in 1864, following a bloody campaign south...

Berkeley Plantation Black Locust
Berkeley , on the James River between Williamsburg and Richmond, is the birthplace...

Montpelier Red Maple
James Madison, 4th President and the Father of the Constitution, was the third generation of his family to live

River Farm Osage Orange
The oldest tree standing on River Farm today is the immense Osage orange, a tree native to the western...

Andrew Jackson Southern Magnolia
Andrew Jackson started a tradition that has been followed by every president

River Farm Redbud
Purchased in 1760, River Farm became the northernmost of George Washington's five farms...

Lincoln's Tomb White Oak
The first of many funeral services for the fallen president, who was assassinated on April 15.

Hermitage Redbud
To Andrew Jackson The Hermitage meant more than just the mansion; it meant his entire farm. It also meant refuge...

Montpelier Kentucky Coffe Tree
Visitors can enjoy a two-acre formal garden, a landscape that includes a mixture of...

Franklin D. Roosevelt Redbud
When FDR was called on to lead a nation at war, he worked with the same focus and high spirits he had shown in...

Berkeley Plantation Hackberry
George Washington, and later the succeeding nine Presidents of the United States...

Jimmy Carter Southern Magnolia
Few U.S. Presidents have had such close ties with where they were born and raised.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Tulip Poplar
When FDR was inaugurated in 1933, the country's prospects were grim. Millions in the...