President William Henry Harrison, Cincinnati, OH., Aug 14, 2014 Post 1

The circle is now complete in that my daughter Patricia has made a presidential sites tour with me. I was so please that we could spend this time together. We had a great day and as usual we ( I ) wore myself out walking and taking pictures. We will start the day at the Tomb of President William Henry Harrison which is located at Cliff Road and Bower Road, Cleaves, Ohio in an area also known as Mt. Nebo, North Bend, Ohio along the beautiful Ohio River.

Harrison Memorial Sign. He Was Born February 9, 1773, In Charles City, Virginia And Died April 4, 1841 in Washington, DC

  President William Henry Harrison Monument/Tomb

 President William Henry Harrison Monument/Tomb

Patricia Standing In Front Of Stairs And Path Leading To The Harrison Monument.

Stairs Leading To The Harrison Monument.

Comment From Harrison Inaugural Address March 4, 1841

William Henry Harrison, 1773 - 1841

Eagle Atop Part Of Harrison Memorial

William Henry Harrison

Offices Harrison Held. The Last Entry Not Seen Is Indiana. He Was Only 22 Years Old When He Was Appointed Governor Of Indiana. In Indiana He Made His Military And  Residential Headquarters In Vincennes, Indiana

More Offices Harrison Held

Dates Of Harrison's Life

Beautiful Ohio River As Seen From Harrison Monument

Congress Green Cemetery ( Note That The Spelling Of The Word Cemetery Has Been Corrected ). Many Settlers and soldiers of the Revolutionary And Civil War Are Buried Here 
As Well As Many Members Of Harrison's Family.

Information About John Cleves Symmes That I Never Knew Or Heard About ( Of Course Add This To The Very Long Lists Of Things I Never Knew Or Heard About ). He Wanted To Build A Large City On This Very Spot That Would Be The Hub Of The North West Territory.

President William Henry Harrison The 9th U. S. President. He Died 1 Month After Assuming Office And The Vice President John Tyler Became The 10th U. S. President.

Enlargement Of President William Henry Harrison The 9th U. S. President

Tippecanoe And Tyler Too!

Enlargement Of Tippecanoe And Tyler Too!

Harrison Campaign Trail

Harrison In Ohio

The Frontier Politician

Enlargement Of The Frontier Politician

Tecumseh Lead Indians Against General Harrison

Enlargement Of Tecumseh Lead Indians Against General Harrison. A few miles from 

Cincinnati Is An Outdoor Theater Which Has A Marvelous Play About Tecumseh.

After War Of 1812 Harrison Resigned His Post And Settled With His Family In North Bend

Enlargement Of After War Of 1812 Harrison Resigned From The Military And Settled With 
His Family In North Bend

Enlargement Of After War Of 1812 Harrison Resigned His Post And Settled With His 
Family In North Bend. Even In The Political Campaigns Back In The 1790s  Opponents lied About The Character Of The Opposition. 

A Child Of The Revolution

Enlargement Of A Child Of The Revolution. William Henry Harrison Was The Son Of Benjamin Harrison Who Was One Of The Signers Of The Declaration Of Independence.

Enlargement Of A Child Of The Revolution

A Call To Adventure

Enlargement Of A Call To Adventure

From Ensign To Captain

Enlargement Of From Ensign To Captain. He Advanced Rapidly.

A Love Story

Anna Symmes. Her Father Forbid Them To Marry But They Married While Her Father 
Was Out Of State On Business. Her Father Did Not Think He Had Much To Offer.

Enlargement Of Story About True Love.

This concludes our visit to the William Henry Harrison Memorial. We now head for the William Howard Taft National Historical Site.

So in closing let me remind you what I always say and that is that God loves you and so do I.

Grandpa Bill