Death, Sickness, and the Graves of U.S. Presidents: Part 2 w/ Michael Sisto

Death, Sickness, and the Graves of U.S. Presidents: Part 2 w/ Michael Sisto

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Thu, Oct 22
5:30 PM to 6:30 PM

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Looking to explore the spooky side of history? Join us once again as Presidential Historian Michael Sisto leads us through the lives and deaths of some of our Presidents! While this talk is not a continuation of last October’s lecture, it is like a sequel with all new Presidents being the focal point, including: Andrew Jackson, George H.W. Bush, and John F. Kennedy. This talk is based on Michael Sisto’s extensive research and cross-country travels including his most recent “Dead Presidents Tour” this past summer of the American South. This presentation will give listeners the facts and sometimes humorous stories behind a variety of Presidential sicknesses, deaths, and their graves. Presidential Historian, Michael Sisto has lived in the valley for thirty-seven years; he graduated with a degree in History from Mansfield University with a focus in Presidential History. He then obtained his Masters in Museum Studies from Johns Hopkins University. For as long as Mike can remember he has had a love for all things Presidential, he has gone to numerous Presidential sites, homes, museums, birth places and has visited thirty-three of the forty president’s grave sites.

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