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United States Presidents - Presidential Firsts

Inspired by Mr. Beat Youtube Video about Presidential Firsts. Name the President by the Presidential Firsts.
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Last updated: February 26, 2026
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First submittedFebruary 21, 2026
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First to Lie in State in the Capitol Rotunda and first to be born outside of the original 13 colonies.
Abraham Lincoln
First to serve in the military but not become an officer in the military.
James Buchanan
First to become President without being elected and first to lose his wife while in office.
John Tyler
First to serve as a US Senator and first t to ride on a steamboat.
James Monroe
First to be in office when USA had 50 states and first to play football in college. First to be appear on color TV.
Dwight Eisenhower
First to sign a bill into law and first to go uncontested in an election.
George Washington
First elected despite receiving fewer than a majority of electoral votes than his opponent and first to be photographed (not in office).
John Quincy Adams
First to be heard on the radio and first to learn to drive a car.
Warren Harding
First to ride a train and first President to face assassination attempts.
Andrew Jackson
First to visit Australia and first to use a presidential call button.
Lyndon Johnson (LBJ)
First to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery and first to play golf while in office.
William Howard Taft
First to be a billionaire and first to pardon a corporation.
Donald Trump
First to establish permanent White House library and first to install a kitchen stove in the White House.
Millard Fillmore
First to wear a modern necktie and to install electric in the White House.
Benjamin Harrison
First to serve less than 1 full term in office and first President to photographed while in office.
William Henry Harrison
First to be President during wartime, and first to have their VP die in office.
James Madison
First to not be elected to any elected office prior to becoming president and first to enter the President to be in office when his own party didn't have a majority in either house of congress.
Zachary Taylor
First to be under age of 50 upon entering office, first to not seek re-election.
James Polk
First to be filmed in a short motion picture and first to be elected to non consecutive terms.
Grover Cleveland
First to die before the age of 50 and to write a campaign speech in another language (German).
James Garfield
First to give a radio address from the White House and first to be sworn in by another President.
Calvin Coolidge
First to create a national park (Yellowstone) and first to host a Native American Chief at White House.
Ulysses Grant
First to testify in a criminal trial and first to release a medial report to the public.
Gerald Ford
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First to visit all 50 states and first to attend an NFL game.
Richard Nixon
First born after the USA became a country, first President to leave office and then run for a non consecutive presidential term. First President to run with a third party.
Martin Van Buren
First to appear on TV and first to visit three continents (Africa, Asia, and South America).
Franklin Roosevelt (FDR)
First to ride in an automobile and to own a bicycle.
William McKinley
First VP to become President and first to live in the White House.
John Adams
First to install an elevator in the White House and possibly the first to be over 200lbs.
Chester Arthur
First to use the internet and first to attend an NHL game.
Bill Clinton
First sitting president to travel outside the USA and to ride in a submarine and an airplane.
Theodore Roosevelt
First to be born in a hospital and first to install computers at the White House.
Jimmy Carter
First to be born west of the Mississippi River and first to have a telephone on his desk.
Herbert Hoover
First to go bowling at the White House and first to have a televised inauguration.
Harry Truman
First to hold regular press conferences and first to visit Europe.
Woodrow Wilson
First to have central heating in the White House and had multiple vetoes overriden by Congress.
Franklin Pierce
First to be Roman Catholics and first to meet a championship team at the White House.
John Kennedy
First to join a picket line in office and first to become a great grandfather in office.
Joe Biden
First to travel north of the Arctic Circle and to visit a prison.
Barack Obama
First to have a State of the Union streamed on the internet.
George W Bush
First to have a telephone installed in the White House and first to visit the west coast of the USA while in office.
Rutherford Hayes
First to be impeached and first to welcome an organized baseball team to the White House.
Andrew Johnson
First that was a former governor and first to expand US borders.
Thomas Jefferson
First to be over the age of 70 when elected and first to attend the Olympics.
Ronald Reagan
First to pardon a turkey.
George H.W. Bush
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