“Neither the life of an individual…

nor the history of a society can be understood without understanding both.” 

C. Wright Mills

20th Century American sociologist and professor

The American Story tells of forty five men who have held the office of president (Grover Cleveland served as our twenty-second and twenty-fourth president). They bring with them a myriad of locations – birthplaces, childhood homes, schools, universities, places of commerce or battle, locations of death, monuments, libraries and museums.

Most of these have been preserved by an interested – if not grateful – nation, and watched over by local, county, state, federal, and even family agencies.

These video journeys – “A Nation’s Story: Remembering Our Presidents” – will eventually be personal reflections upon many of these sites, and include all the official libraries, museums, and centers historic areas across America.

“I do solemnly swear…”

Podium used during the first inauguration of Ronald Reagan on January 20, 1981, displayed in a scene from the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.

VIDEO: Opening Credits

“A Nations Story: Remembering Our Presidents” As Told by the Libraries and Museums of the American Presidency

Includes a list of sites visited with videos currently under production

Title Image:
William Clinton Library and Museum
Little Rock, Arkansas