50 Forbidden Facts About the Homes of the US Presidents They NEVER Taught You in School | History f

50 Forbidden Facts About the Homes of the US Presidents They NEVER Taught You in School | History for Sleep Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6KsXbd6... What secrets do the homes of U.S. presidents hold? Drift off with 50 lesser-known facts about presidential homes, from the rescue of Mount Vernon and the sale of Monticello to the Hermitage fire and the often-overlooked stories of the people who lived and worked on these estates. This relaxing American history video reveals how presidential residences were built, lost, moved, and preserved—giving you a deeper look at U.S. history while you fall asleep. Subscribe to History for Sleep for more fascinating USA history told at a restful pace. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:35 1 - 3: Mount Vernon and Washington’s Lost Home 07:55 4 - 6: Monticello’s Debt and Rescue 15:08 7 - 9: Montpelier’s People and Grounds 21:54 10 - 12: Peacefield’s Family and Servants 30:11 13 - 15: Early Presidential Homes 38:19 16 - 18: Hermitage Fire and Lindenwald Retirement 46:50 19 - 21: Preserving Presidential Homes 55:48 22 - 24: Presidential Homes on the Move 1:04:11 25 - 27: Birthplaces and Lincoln’s Springfield Home 1:12:52 28 - 30: Grant’s Homes and Household 1:21:06 31 - 33: Presidential Homes Given, Used, and Lost 1:29:23 34 - 36: Presidential Homes, Fires, and Expansions 1:37:32 37 - 39: Presidential Households and Birthplaces 1:47:30 40 - 42: Presidential Boyhood Homes 1:57:05 43 - 45: Presidential Birthplaces and Boyhood Home 2:05:58 46 - 48: Presidential Homes Lost and Remembered 2:15:01 49 - 50: A Home and a Disputed Birthplace 2:21:17 Conclusion Sources: Houses of the Presidents: Childhood Homes, Family Dwellings, Private Escapes, and Grand Estates — Hugh Howard Domesticating History: The Political Origins of America’s House Museums — Patricia West The Only Unavoidable Subject of Regret: George Washington, Slavery, and the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon — Mary V. Thompson Those Who Labor for My Happiness: Slavery at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello — Lucia C. Stanton The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family — Annette Gordon-Reed Never Caught: The Washingtons’ Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge — Erica Armstrong Dunbar Subscribe for more calm history videos. Thanks for your support.