Gravesites Of ALL 39 U.S. Presidents (2022)

[@byronautry2555]

Steve , On behalf of all Americans that cannot visit all of these burial sites , We all thank you for sharing these video's with us !

[@darrunstancil8307]

Thank you sir!!!

[@evesharif9555]

2 aq

[@sekoelemaboya1847]

They destroyed African and African continent this bullshit of presidency of United States of America 😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@sekoelemaboya1847]

They destroyed African and African continent this bullshit of presidency of United States of America 😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@Declan_hamsandwich6]

As someone who lives in California, I’m glad I now know where these people are buried (thinking of visiting them) if I’m being honest, I did not think that Raegan or Nixon was buried here

[@maryribeca3945]

Thank you very much! I'm an italian woman, I'm 36, and I'm an appassionate of American History and traditions!

[@SaltyGrapee]

This man deserves a Nobel peace prize. He travelled all over America for 1 KZbin video. Absolute legend

[@statuser_edits]

He just ignored you by reading your comment

[@bostonterrierplanet-bn1ge]

Don't listen do you? He said it was a preview to be followed by 39 videos about the grave of each deceased President.

[@Lester80132]

I agree with your man

[@DamianTHallan]

But he needs an editor for the dates. Look at GHWBush and the "dates" of his term in office.

[@SaltyGrapee]

@Soviet Country ball is it really you Ivan?

[@Ashannon888]

I was a bit surprised that the most larger than life president, Theodore Roosevelt, had one of the simplest gravesites. It's kind of fitting really. In death he's finally allowed to have a simple existence, unlike how it was when he was alive. I'm less surprised two of the other simplest graves were Van Buren and Coolidge.

[@gingercake0907]

President Lyndon B Johnson was also buried simply in his family’s cemetery, no pomp, no circumstance.

[@justineallandevelos6491]

​@@isaiah5323what about Wilson's though?...he doesn't even have his own plot or memorial gravesite he's buried inside a church and he was the president during WW1

[@thunderstudios4403]

Also surprised at Cleveland’s

[@sajjawalhussain3357]

this is what islam teach us, this world is very short success, then after this death long journey, so be prepared

[@Navy35]

All four of the presidents who were assassinated had elaborate graves

[@stevenikitas8170]

I have visited the Van Buren site in Kinderhook, New York. It is amazingly plain. He is buried in a church cemetery surrounded by the townspeople. Very humble.

[@FTLnovaKid]

Was not the greatest president though. 😅

[@Gracie-Cosmogirly]

Who was the greatest presidents. My opinion is Abraham Lincoln because he freed slaves and ended slavery

[@Leitros-kj4qb]

​@Gracie-CosmoGirly That was subsidiary. He maintained the Union.

[@judypierce7028]

You did an awesome job of traveling all over the country photographing the grave sites. Simply awesome! Thank you.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you very much Judy!

[@brianthomas1527]

@@TheGraveyardChannelI will see the gravesites in march in spring break

[@miscbabyblah7979]

I feel bad for the presidents

[@miscbabyblah7979]

You know…my country is the United States of America

[@miscbabyblah7979]

The usa is kind of big

[@BillCameronWC]

As a non-American (I’m British) I found this interesting, very informative and extremely touching, and showed the enormous care and respect shown by you to those included. Thank you.

[@anthonytaylor9232]

A mark of respect Includes the Removal of ones hat!

[@NicolaW72]

Indeed.

[@larrydalton5969]

This was truly amazing... thank you for taking the time to make this available to us. ❤

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching Larry 👍

[@versansky75]

Lyndon B. Johnson had a surprisingly simple family plot. Teddy Roosevelt's grave was surprisingly simple too

[@miltonsoto5043]

Thank you very much for taking the time to visit all the gravesites of all our American presidents . It was a valuable experience to see all the graves of such great men our great country has produced . Watching the video has given me a greater respect for those great men that have led our country through our American History . Thanks again.

[@newbiz3496]

Stop the propaganda, just because someone was president doesn't mean that they were great.. Alot of them was simply evil and won by lies and false hope...human are humans an occupation do not makes you great..just like ya do with police...if someone becomes a cop people like you automatically put them on a higher caliber than other citizens when in eality they are sometimes worse than the people they arrest. Especially when all you have to do is be in shape and have a high school diploma, its not hard to be a cop, its not hard to win presidency when you know how to finesse the people and whisper sweet nothings to them....alot of these presidents showed bad character the way they treated other humans, especially as a president you have the choice to make sure every person gets a fair treatment and instead of doing that you create more laws to put certain people in a worse position than they were before becoming president...i wouldn't call that great at all, If thats the case hitler was one of the greatest leaders this world ever seen, he fulfilled his promises to his people and died along with them instead of surrendering

[@greatexpectations6577]

I was filled with pride and sadness - this country had been blessed with humble civil servants who all loved this country so dearly.

[@rickyboy6390]

What about modern day US president

[@doriewoodward]

now look at our country now so sad

[@as-h989]

yeah okay

[@tatsuo24]

I'm not American, I'm Polish born and living in Poland but you sir did a truly respectful and patriotic work for generations, all the best. P.S. I came across to this channel because I loved Don Rickles.

[@denisedarrell6828]

Steve that was spectacular. You even chose background music that was fitting to all of them. You did a wonderful job; you can tell you put your heart into this. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Denise. Glad you liked it!

[@judithgrace9850]

Fentanyl will be a quick death , as it is doing now. I am not afraid. R.I.P. Greetings from Querétaro. God is in charge folks. I love 😘💕 your videos. Not afraid, for God is in charge People are leaving the deadly and expensive USA. We must love 💕😘 one another, and stop destroying each other. We must eliminate sellouts and evil demons who are destroying us. I left the USA at 79,due to it being deadly and expensive. I did not want to be eliminated, until God calls me.nor did I want to eliminaste anyone trying to get into my home, which I had heavily blocked in all rooms and the a/c. And I was ready to give out a dirt nap in and out of my home. I am the nicest lady, but I always have some thing to defend myself in or out of my home.All knives are removed from .my kitchen, and only I know where the weapons of mass destruction are located, I left two marriages. When there were deal breakers and friends with both husbands. I had one daughter after 10 years of marriage , and I did my best with God to teach her to be moral, honest, and treat everyone the way she wanted to be treated. I sugar coated nothing from her early age. Greetings from cool Querétaro God knows the truth Send these killers to.war zones. God knows best. I just moved to a safe,Warm,, and less expensive country at 79. I paid to have my apartment emptied,,, and I rented a beautifully furnished apartment, that included all utilities, maid, security, groceries delivery and laundry. God is in charge, and he told me to leave the USA for Querétaro at 79. Scare tactics do not work with me, for everyone dies, rich or poor etc. God is in charge. You kill bodies, but release souls.. Do not kill unless self defense Solutions: Keep your people in their own country and put the military on all borders to keep them out. Send all criminals to war zones. Traitors. Inside traders, ay for play kickbacks are criminals also I prepped for 6 months, and gave away preps when I left the USA for Querétaro,and I have my 6 months back from home delivery. USA is too deadly and expensive. $100k should be direct deposited in USA bank accounts age 18 and up tax free. I left the USA at 79 for Querétaro. Direct deposit of 100K to all USA citizens, so you can move where you can afford and it is safe Thank you. I left the USA at 79. $100k to all citizens 18 on up tax free.

[@joshualawrence7785]

Nothing like Kevin Macleod music

[@INBEWITCH]

I totally agree, excellent photography and choice of music!!!

[@rexhaney9806]

🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 in God we trust ameni truly our country

[@mariaday712]

I think it's nice you put all presidents' graves in one vlog. Makes it very easy to find and view them. Thank you for all the hard work and many miles you drove to make this possible.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Maria. Glad you liked it!

[@Winkler_Hayden]

@@TheGraveyardChannel hey I want to tell you love the vid but Washington was not a federalist or democratic republic he was neither 0:24

[@marxel6231]

@@TheGraveyardChannel Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.

[@doctorsuave]

@@marxel6231 or you know do something productive and support research and development. Prayer is no more helpful than waving a wand and shouting Expelliarmus at disease.

[@noorbohamad5796]

@@doctorsuavehaha when I was hospitalized and my mother prayed I got probably even better than I am right now

[@boardgameman6298]

This was fantastic! Thanks for literally going the extra mile to make this video for us true patriots that really appreciate what you did. Wow!

[@patflynn7075]

An interesting note - Jefferson's grave does not have his original tombstone. The family replaced it and donated the original to the first public university in the Louisiana Purchase Territory. It may be found on Francis Quadrangle at the University of Missouri - Columbia

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for sharing that Pat!

[@KennyLovesInquisitor3]

@@TheGraveyardChannel omg hello I love ur channel

[@Luffywweandroblox]

Nice vid man!

[@andrewkensington7403]

So happy to see Teddy’s gravesite so simple, you really have to think that’s exactly what he would of wanted!

[@haydenradcliffe]

This was extremely fascinating. I love learning about presidents and have thought about wanting to see every burial site for them, but I've now learned it's a serious pain to do so. So now I will be content in life just having this video. Thanks so much

[@ot8210]

It’s kinda odd that some of these President’s have huge lavish buildings buried on the inside while some have a small, simple outside grave. This was a very interesting and educational video. Thanks Mr. Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I agree OT. Thanks!

[@PereMarquette1223]

I think the presidents such as Lincoln and Grant had tombs paid for by outside sources. Most of the others before the creation of personal Library’s and museums I believe just used family plots and personal money to fund their burial sites. They probably wanted their grave modest since being a president was going to garner it’s own form of attention.

[@erinb7282]

Wait till you see how big Trumps will be 😂

[@PereMarquette1223]

@@erinb7282 it’s gonna be YUUUIUIGE! Lol

[@Razgriz0111]

makes me think how people saw them in life or how they saw themselves.

[@nancyaylward1176]

Steve, This is the most Beautiful Tribute to the Presidential Gravesites that I have seen in a long time! The music was so moving and the video of the Gravesites compelling. Thank You for putting together this video, I know that it had to be a “Labor of Love” on Your part. I’m very grateful that you shared this. Thank You Steve! Love and Blessings to You and Jim! ❤

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you, so much, Nancy. That's really nice to hear. :-)

[@Strangernightg]

Sir , I sincerely wanna say thank you for sharing a part of history that I honestly didn't really know about but seeing how our President's throughout time have passed away made me cry . When I started hearing the Glory , Glory hallelujah I just broke out in tears !!! I wish I were able to visit all of their grave site's but I wish I was able to go see them but I'm bed bonded . 💯🙏🏻😇❤️ It's to bad America has changed in a lot of ways 💯😇🙏🏻

[@CMFLX5853]

As a history buff I found this to be spectacular 👍👍

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Christopher. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@conniephillips8217]

Oh my gosh Steve, what an absolutely beautiful masterpiece! You really did a great job of putting that together and honoring all of our past presidents. I know this was an enormous undertaking and a lot of hard work that went into visiting all of these places and producing this video. But you really outdated yourself!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks, so much, Connie. That's very nice of you to say and I'm glad you liked it! :-)

[@winkieblink7625]

Very moving. I’m a History nut and never knew about these gravesites. Thank you.

[@Jon_Doe6789]

History nut to history nut, Considering James Madison was the shortest American President, I find it quite odd he has one of, if not the tallest burial monument

[@danapretzer1895]

Wow Ill say it again thanks to you and Casper for bringing us along on your adventure. This was edited and narrated beautifully. Thanks buddy!! Looking forward to seeing more in the future.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Dana, I definitely could not have done it without Casper! :-)

[@MiJacFan1]

This is quite the collection, and I could tell you worked very hard on this project. This is definitely share-worthy for people who are interested in seeing a part of our national history. I just got off a late night shift from my new job and wanted to watch this before I turn in. Thanks for a beautiful masterpiece!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks M!

[@pointingdog7235]

Thank you for sharing your road trip with us to show the resting places of these great men, who have shaped this great nation. 🇺🇲

[@mamawlou]

Interesting to read about all these presidents. I was born about 5 miles where Harry Truman was buried, actually where they put his memorial and library was a very nice park we went to, it had a lot of things for families to do, picnic pavilions, playgrounds. I loved it. But they took over 3/4 of it to put his museum, it really made a lot off people upset on loosing the park.

[@badisylvia3236]

Am a kenyan 🇰🇪, however am planning to work in USA 🇺🇸 as a nurse in future I have a lot of interest in USA 🇺🇸 because here in Kenya 🇰🇪 my ancestral village borders that of Barrack Husein Obama

[@dedestephens4229]

Wow! How well done was this video?! Thank you Steve for doing this. It was laid out so well. Enjoyed every minute of it!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks so much De De. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adamrasmussen1839]

It's crazy to see how elaborate some sites are and how others are kept very basic.

[@sharontrusty4567]

Thank you for sharing

[@markaltenhoff4049]

I congratulate you! It’s no easy feat to visit all 39 gravesites, but it’s well worth the time! It took me 13 years to see all 39, starting with Lyndon Johnson at the LBJ Ranch in 2008 , and then ending with Andrew Johnson in Greeneville in 2021 (starting and ending with a Johnson)! There’s something about these gravesites that is so telling of both the presidents as human beings, and also the times they lived in. Whether it be the grand mausoleums of Victorian-era presidents, or the humble and unassuming plots, there’s always something to take away from paying respects at these hallowed sites.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Hi Mark, congratulations on visiting them all too. We are in a small club. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@heatherfeinberg1612]

Thank you Steve for all the time and effort you put into this video! A beautiful tribute to the Presidential grave sites.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Heather. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dorisdorothea9364]

​@@TheGraveyardChannelWithout you sir, I don't have my chance to know my Fore Fathers' Graves. This is my privlege. Subscribed

[@pandarinathpangalnayak4143]

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[@Dailymailnewz]

@@TheGraveyardChannel Befor George washington what was there the British or just land owners doing their own law and order under British, please share a video if you will, thanks.

[@Nirsterkur]

I'm a Sri Lankan but as a person who can identify all POTUS's by pictures & name all in chronological order, I feel very patriotic watching this awesome video. I can sing the Star Spangled Banner as well. 🇺🇸 Thank you the Graveyard channel.

[@uriahstivers8125]

That's impressive, most Americans can't even do that

[@Nirsterkur]

@@uriahstivers8125 Thank you, and I can also identify all 50 states in a borderless, minefield geography quiz, and also name all of them, including their state capitals and majority of the large cities. 🙂

[@RichPilipinas]

@@Nirsterkur but you went here in US already bro? come here i will give something for you❤

[@Nirsterkur]

@@RichPilipinas Thank you for your kind words... 🙂❤️ I've never been to the US.

[@kit266022]

​@@NirsterkurYou should go to US I love travelling but no spare money.

[@gemoftheocean]

Fascinating. I've seen the graves of Reagan, Nixon, JFK, Washington, and Grant. Thanks for showing all of them.

[@nanasewdear]

Steve, how wonderful it must have been for you to make the trip of a lifetime and have such a beautiful filmed record. This is something you and your family will always treasure. Thank you for sharing it all with us.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Many thanks n and it sure was!

[@BetoMcFly]

I'm not American and I don't speak English but I've always been curious about the political history of the United States and its presidents. I really enjoyed this compiled record of the eternal resting places of such important figures in America. Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@rippersix293]

I love how George Bush’s marker is just the simple white cross that any member of the military would receive. He truly was a Proud, patriotic American and very proud of his WWII service.

[@RacerGirl48]

My horse's farrier went to see the train carrying his casket and showed me the video when he got back. It was very cool

[@FelipeMeza-i9g]

He is burning in hell though. Just like Regan and Nixon are

[@southernfried19]

@@FelipeMeza-i9gLemme guess… anyone with a (R) next to their name is a demon and anyone with a (D) next to theirs gets carried away by fairies into heaven?

[@BenLewis-zi8wg]

Playing politics isn't the answer​@@FelipeMeza-i9g

[@Leitros-kj4qb]

The last US President with real gravitas.

[@markreetz1001]

It was interesting the differences in the sites. How early ones have the tombs that you can walk in. Then there are the more simplistic ones with gravestones and maybe a fence around it. Presidential Libraries, simple Family plots, Military Cemetery with an eternal flame. Really cool all the different styles much like the different types of people.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I agree Mark!

[@Beluga765]

President 1732 to 2018 Gravesites

[@Andrew_Thannen]

Interesting fact about the Lincoln Tomb: Much like most of the presidents and their respective gravesites, Lincoln's wife and children are all located in the Lincoln Tomb. However, Edward "Eddy" Lincoln, their second son who died at the youngest age at 3 years old, was originally buried in Hutchinson Cemetery, which no longer exists. Approximately 600 bodies, including Eddy's, were exhumed and relocated to Oak Ridge. Nowadays, Springfield High School, my alma mater, stands there. Side note, there are rumors that the school is haunted because a previously unknown gravestone was discovered in the 1980s when they installed an elevator to accommodate those who are handicapped. They named the spirit Rachel, because the entire inscription had completely rubbed off, and the stone "looked like a Rachel," according to the custodian who worked there at the time.

[@thunderstudios4403]

That’s really interesting, I do find that kind of stuff pretty interesting.

[@kaelynkutch896]

I think Robert is at Arlington

[@aarons6935]

The moved cemetary is facts but the haunting is cap.

[@Larry]

0:04 I'd be more impressed if you visited the graves of all the US Presidents who ARE still with us :P

[@anthonyminimum]

19:01 that’s an incredible feat, he served 6 years as President while time was moving backwards from 1989 - 1983

[@capricorn839]

I spotted it too

[@bahbe9209]

That’s a typo.

[@davedruid7427]

Spotted It Too! Was President to 1993.

[@harryballz9486]

Was looking for this comment. Thought it would have said something about ruling in a Time Machine

[@letral1308]

Nobody will never know how he did that.

[@harolynallison3962]

This is a very touching and a beautiful way to remember them, this is history that must be kept intact and alive. Your choice in music is outstanding, you have out done yourself . Very well filmed

[@dianeendea9703]

Hello Steve. This video is remarkable and a wonderful way to allow us to see these gravesites. The music was inspiring. Thank you for taking us on this incredible journey with you.

[@joshuabrooks4907]

I can't believe I'm watching this the day after our 39th president, Jimmy Carter, celebrated his 98th birthday. Happy birthday, Jimmy!

[@christophertillis9444]

God bless President Carter!

[@NATHANMcDonald-j4v]

In 2024 He is turning 100 Hope he lives for a lot of time

[@lordeden2732]

Long may he live,He's a very nice man, Blessings be upon him from the UK

[@lordeden2732]

An appropriate piece of music to this would hail to three chief especially with that vile person attempting to get reelected ☠️👹👺🤡💩TRUMP

[@tiffprendergast7]

@@NATHANMcDonald-j4vbarely

[@jasonryan8415]

Thank you for sharing your journey! I can't imagine the wealth of knowledge you picked up along the way! God bless from Missouri ❤

[@christinewyatt4265]

I’m from Missouri too

[@leesashriber5097]

This was a beautiful journey and I'm grateful to have been able to come along. Thank you, Steve! BTW, the musical selection was spot on. 😊

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Leesa. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@charles-y2z6c]

Sends chills down my spine and makes proud to be American.

[@laurencejones8977]

My Father took our family on vacation to Washington and we visited Arlington National Cemetery. It had only been a year since President Kennedy’s death and I still remember the mountain of flowers on top of his grave, and the eternal flame.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Wow, somethings you just don’t forget. I’m glad you were able to visit too Lawrence!

[@TrainLoverYT394]

@@TheGraveyardChannelJohn Adams Died From heart Failure not a stroke/voice malfunction

[@b8nnytez]

This is a work of art. I'm in the UK and it sends shivers down my spine. Well done!👍

[@thunderstudios4403]

Yea same! Imagine one our Prime Ministers.

[@bridgetdraper5146]

This is an absolute masterpiece Steve! Thank you is not enough! My children were born in the commonwealth of Virginia. My grandchildren all born in the state of Texas. My legacy.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Bridget!

[@jaydencarter7457]

Hi

[@susansvetanoff8079]

Steve, you did an excellent job on this video. It was a huge undertaking, but you mastered it. As a history geek, I thank you.

[@darlenehorn8337]

Thank you for your video. I'm a retired great Grandma who has started a journey on visiting Presidential gravesites. I've been to only five so far. Planning to visit quite a few this coming year. Your video gives me the opportunity to plan my trip. Thank you once again.

[@mydaddysgreeneyes]

What a wonderful and touching video. Thank you so much for spending so much time visiting these gravesites and compiling the footage to share with us. I know it took a lot of time and effort and wasn't an easy thing to do, but it is greatly appreciated.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks M!

[@lorraineweeks4083]

Great job Steve. This tops them all!!! I am amazed at the different graves...some so huge and gated and guarded while others are very simple, not even a fence around them... Yet each held the same high office of our country. Wow. Very reverent and informative. Thanks, Steve. Waving back, as always.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Lorraine. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍

[@harolynallison3962]

Thank you for taking me back to see them again, your tribute is very touching and I wept a little. They were here, they served, they mattered

[@WorldJustice5]

Wow, this is actually astonishing work. I honestly can't thank you enough for this amount of effort to show us every presidential graveyard. I salute you for your efforts!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you so much Dialogue. I’m glad you liked it. 👍

[@Emiliasouthwell9]

@@TheGraveyardChannel good

[@TrainLoverYT394]

@@TheGraveyardChannelWilliam Henry Harrison’s Biggest mistake was drinking the D.C. Water

[@IanHorsford]

That was a lovely tribute, thank you for putting this together. Really lovely

[@Mamadukee1]

Excellent video, thank you for taking me with you , history and the past is so important 😊🇬🇧

[@brettbamford2023]

This is really cool. Thank you for doing this and giving us an all in one video as well as separate videos for each visit. So very cool.

[@owabfudol2229]

Crazy to think that some of these presidents are older than America itself

[@squidward3907]

Americas been here for billions of years

[@Vincethetornadoguy]

@@squidward3907 no America has been for 246 years

[@Sindimindi]

@@Vincethetornadoguy The United States of America. America is a bit bigger than the US...😉

[@fordgtguy]

@@Sindimindi The USA is the only country referred to as America. If you want to be a smartass than "America" didn't exist until the name was coined in 1492.

[@MCAWESOME19]

@@Vincethetornadoguy America as a continent has been there longer than the country United States was a thing. Even before Washington, there were presidents, they were the Continental presidents of America

[@renanherculano8315]

I'm Brazilian and I think American patriotism is very beautiful and how the history of the country's rulers is preserved, in Brazil the story is different congratulations to the Americans.

[@as-h989]

how different

[@karenhope7943]

Steve, this is my very favorite of all the trips and podcasts that you have put together. It was so well done and moving. This should be shown in schools all across America. I can only use superlatives about this video! Kudos to you Steve! ❤⭐

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Wow, thank you so much Karen. That's so nice of you to say!

[@dwaynedonald2939]

Hello beautiful 🥰 Karen Hope

[@jaydencarter7457]

Hi

[@djpriddin6211]

Great upload this, Steve. Truly inspired to do a nationwide trip to all the president's graves. Kindest regards DJ from the UK!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you DJ!

[@sallykohorst8803]

I missed this video somehow so am watching it now. 1.5 million views is so wonderful and so grateful that you did all that traveling to bring❤ this to us. The music is beautiful too. Congrats Steve!😮 well i guess I did see it after all but watching again is still wonderful.

[@ellensippel8413]

This was wonderful Steve. I really enjoyed it. Great job!!

[@marilynfrett-id8qe]

Thank you so much for this video. You have done such a great service for the American people allowing us to see our pass presidents grave. Again thank you.

[@HouseCiliviel]

Beautiful. Thank you so much for bringing this to us.

[@greggswanstrom1835]

Artistically and respectfully presented. Thank you.

[@zingwilder9989]

What a remarkable and fruitful trip, Steve! Moreover, this superbly edited video is a wonderful compilation of your many Presidential burial site destinations.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Zing. I'm glad you liked it.

[@nmaddpnmaddp7333]

the theme , the background music , the people , the views etc... all combine do really bring me back in time . Thank you very much for the video Sir.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you N!

[@jrodmad4195]

Great journey Steve, thank you for taking us along

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for coming along Jrod!

[@SJDunham]

The great people who helped put apart this beautiful country, my condolences to all of them and their families.

[@krzysztofdemitraszek8344]

Thank you !!! God bless America ! Best wishes from Poland.

[@mariadonadieviernes3031]

The music with the content you presented shows how great these leaders in American History. I am so grateful for your research and make us feel like we have been there. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Watching from the Philippines and soon be teaching about US History.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Maria!

[@waynegilbert4858]

Hello Maria how are you doing

[@davidyee9419]

Thank you Steve for this wonderful video. I had visited a President's gravesite in the early 90's in New York, but I was not sure who the President was until I saw your video. I recognized that it was Teddy Roosevelt's gravesite.

[@Robottodd]

Very impressive to head to each site in one year! Heck of a trip. Great video!

[@tracymcardle1236]

I am British as you know we have kings and queens going back hundreds of years and we are stepped in history, but it's good to see your history it's short compared to ours but it's important to keep it in people's minds we have just lost our Queen and she now is part of that history, God rest her soul👌

[@tracymcardle1236]

@Ruben Daniel I'm fine thank you hope you are well 👌

[@intelektual7678]

What does it have to do with the video?

[@jamesandharry977]

@@intelektual7678 so wherever you live your president/king or queen dies, then if someone comments about your going to say” what does that have to do with the video” They just lost their longest reigning monarch, it’s important.

[@famousgraveswithdiamonddave]

Wow! This is amazing and shows real dedication and respect for our country. Also, liked the pace!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Dave!

[@jumaris28]

There aren’t enough world to thank you for sharing this video , your heart ❤️ kindness is unlimited and appreciate!!! 😊😊😊

[@LesterMoore]

Steve such a wonderful endeavor. I must say, seeing the final resting places of the Founding Fathers was emotional for me. Even though I was visiting through your eyes, it made no difference. The people, we must not forget the beautiful brave Ladies who stood next to them, for whom my family has thrived through the ages owe them all much. Their bravery, forthrightness, intelligence, fortitude and undaunted diligence made all my family's lives fortunate. I must say seeing their gravesites brought tears of gratitude to my eyes. May God continue to bless them, their memory and permit them to RIP. Thank you Steve once more.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Very nicely said Mario. Thank you!

[@christinelinnea]

Steve, this was amazing! As a kid, I was so into presidential history and now at 56, I still have a set of President fact cards, but they are like 18x24. I have kept them all these years.

[@conorbaldwin8390]

Hello. how are you?

[@abenirex]

Christine Tisone: me too. I visited DC, including The White House and bought the U.S.Presidents' cards and also the big portraits up to Jimmy Carter. I went to Mt. Vernon twice and JFK's tomb 5 times, and threw beautiful red roses to JFK and RFK.

[@jaydencarter7457]

Hi

[@jaydencarter7457]

@@abenirex hi

[@dawnwelch6579]

This was wonderful and informative to watch; thank you for posting!

[@carolk5770]

Hi Steve!! That was SO interesting to see all the presidents put together. Great job!! My fav is still Kennedy’s eternal flame. I saw it years ago & it still brings tears to my eyes. Thanx for all your hard work!!! ❤

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

I agree. It is very moving. Thanks so much Carol!

[@karenhope7943]

@@TheGraveyardChannel I wasn't even living in America when President Kennedy was assassinated and I didn't understand why America was so upset and what all the fuss was all about. I knew nothing about American Presidents! I am from Europe and was living in South America when Kennedy died. The first time I came to America, President Johnson was the President and his grave is so understated but Lady Bird Johnson was so well known for the beautification of Texas with her "wildflower" program. Mrs. Johnson had a vision to make the world better - more “beautiful” - one plant at a time. She recognized that wildflowers and other native plants can lift the spirit and that conserving them and using them in our everyday landscapes is critical to our future. She established the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center to realize this dream. And every spring in Texas the state is covered in Texas Wildflowers all because of her.

[@dwaynedonald2939]

Hello beautiful 🥰 Carol

[@jaydencarter7457]

Hi

[@DanOne1513]

Very impressive and historical...a professional archive that deserves to be used in schools and libraries across this nation...all additional presidential deaths should be added to this film and professionally archived.

[@daviddix1567]

Thank you for sharing this remarkable video and project!

[@CheckThisOut77]

This is a very creative, honorable, and appropriate tribute to our nation’s Presidents. At the times of their deaths, these sites would have been highly attended and honored. P. S. Great music, too.

[@geoffreyedwards8227]

Beautifully filmed and very informative. Thank you.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it Geoffrey!

[@KB6YAF]

Your video, along with the beautiful music has brought me to tears. Thanks Steve.

[@TheJoker1701]

Thank you so much for this Steve! This trip must have been quite the educational experience for you

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

It sure was NEG!

[@prestonrobinson985]

Hello Steve !!! I just want to say thank you for making that sacrifice and many many miles going to different places to visit presidential gravesites I really love presidential history I want to thank you for that!!! I always enjoy watching your documentaries each time when they come out!!!😁👍 Keep it up !!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you Preston!

[@Lion72320]

I'm not even American and I felt the sense of pride. History is such a beautiful thing

[@PresidentAutumn]

I visited George and Martha’s gravesite. It was a beautiful location, and it was solemnly silent surrounding it. The wreath also was next to their graves. It was about the same for Jefferson’s grave, but there were a LOT of nickels on it

[@Alieee_Edits]

I went to george washington grave

[@mrbutch308]

Well done, Steve! Bravo! I especially liked the music, but the photography, pace, editing was top notch. Thank you for creating this.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for the feedback Mr Butch, I appreciate that. Glad you liked it!

[@sgt.bulldog4147]

This video was done in a very respectful way and was a pleasure to watch, it can also be educational for those lacking in knowledge of America's history. Thank you.

[@luciledevries478]

Hello Steve I find all these presidents fascinating thanks for all your hard work .😎❤️

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Lucile!

[@meganryan476]

VERY well done Steve. Everything about this video was excellent and very respectful. Ty for sharing the final resting places of these historical figures.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it Megan!

[@reneeblair7593]

Incredible you did this. Was so special to see these gravesites of our presidents..thank you.

[@JimmyKelvin-cp1jp]

Hello 🤗 pretty lady 🌹❤️💓 How are you doing and the weather condition like

[@Titanic19127]

Love this, and we still have Jimmy Carter living at 98 years old now and doing good I’ve heard.

[@vincentbarney3091]

Receiving Hospices care I'm told

[@christophertillis9444]

God bless President Carter!

[@tiffprendergast7]

Barely

[@redsdawn246]

Thank you for the wonderful recap of your presidential visits. Beautifully edited.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Dawn!

[@ingridwatsup9671]

🇳🇱🌷🌷Dutchie here: absolutely beautifully filmed and accompanied with befitting music. Thank you. I liked that the graves of the Roosevelts was simple….very Dutch!

[@tankshot3256]

Im surprised with TRs grave. Given his familys stature and greatness his grave is simple. Arthur's with the angel on his tomb is beautiful. Amazing tour man! The Philippines so far have 17 presidents, 13 of them I'm inspired to visit just like what you have done.

[@thomasgiannettino8329]

I''ve visited 15 American presidential gravesites so far and TR's is far and away my favorite. It's not apparent in the video, but the grave is situated at the top of a small hill overlooking Oyster Bay. After climbing 26 steps (signifying TR's position as the 26th president), you reach the gravesite, which is a very unassuming plot; if it weren't for the small presidential seal on the tombstone, you'd never assume it was a president's burial site. When I visited, I ended up just sitting and soaking in the surrounding tranquility and serenity for a long while. Looking out across the bay to nearby Cove Neck, where Roosevelt's beloved home, Sagamore Hill, is located, you can begin to understand why his chose this location for his final resting place.