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Indianapolis, Indiana
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Although he was cautious about using it, Benjamin Harrison's presidency marked the introduction of electricity to the White House in 1891.
The site is the former residence of the 23rd President of the United States, where he lived before and after his presidency.
This tradition celebrates new American citizens in the same home where President Harrison once lived.
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site preserves many original furnishings and personal artifacts from the Harrison family.
Designated in 1964, it recognizes the historical significance of Harrison's contributions to the nation.
Visitors can explore artifacts from Harrison's campaign and presidency, offering insights into the political climate of the era.
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site provides interactive tours and workshops to engage visitors with American history.
